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City bicycle handlebar Ergotec 57.5 cms
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Mustache handlebar bike 54 cms...
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Handlebar mustache BRN MA50 OS
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Chrome city bike handlebar
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The characteristics of an old bicycle handlebar can vary depending on the era in which it was manufactured and the type of bicycle for which it is intended. Here are some general characteristics that can often be found on an old bicycle handlebar:
1. Right handlebar:
Some older bicycles, particularly utility and city models, may be equipped with straight handlebars, providing a more upright and comfortable riding position.
2. Carrier type handlebar:
Carrier-style handlebars are common on older city bikes. They have a rearward and upward curvature, providing a relaxed riding position.
3. Handlebar mustache:
Mustache handlebars have an outward curvature at the end, creating a shape that resembles a mustache when viewed from the side. This type of handlebar was popular in the 1970s and 1980s.
4. Drop-bar type handlebars (road handlebars):
Some older road bikes, especially racing models, come with drop-bar style handlebars. These handlebars offer different grip positions for a more aerodynamic ride.
5. Steel or aluminum material:
Old bike handlebars can be made from steel or aluminum. Steel was more common before the widespread advent of aluminum.
6. Handlebar width:
Handlebar width may vary depending on bike style. Racing bikes often have narrower handlebars to promote an aerodynamic position, while city bikes may have wider handlebars for a comfortable ride.
7. Hanger diameter:
The handlebar diameter, where the brake levers and grips are mounted, can vary depending on the era and handlebar type. Some older handlebars may have a thinner diameter.
8. Drop shape (road handlebars):
If the handlebars are drop-bar type, the shape of the drop may vary. Some have a deep drop, while others have a shallow drop, offering different grip options.
9. Brake lever mounts:
Old bicycle handlebars may have specific attachments for brake levers. Brake levers are often mounted on top of the handlebars.
10. Canvas or leather handlebar tape:
Old road bike handlebars may be wrapped with canvas or leather ribbons. This added to both the comfort and aesthetics of the bike.
These features contribute to the personality and overall aesthetic of the old bike. They also demonstrate stylistic and functional developments in handlebar design over time.