seems like there's been a lot of talk about classic (at least 1980's classic) bicycle technology lately. and perhaps a growing appreciation for versatility. or maybe that's just my own evolution in thought from my earlier roadie/racing days (ignorance died a long, slow death).
anyway, lots of vendors are making/selling practical frames and parts for vintage, fixed, porteur etc. enthusiasts. any idea if any manufacturer is brave enough to revive the non-aero option for brake levers on drop bars? perhaps Nashbar! of course the old ones are always selling on e-bay, but i assume they aren't likely to have the return spring...
anyway, lots of vendors are making/selling practical frames and parts for vintage, fixed, porteur etc. enthusiasts. any idea if any manufacturer is brave enough to revive the non-aero option for brake levers on drop bars? perhaps Nashbar! of course the old ones are always selling on e-bay, but i assume they aren't likely to have the return spring...