High rise drop bars that aren't American?

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High rise drop bars that aren't American?

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Any options out there?
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Genetic Drisers. Funn G wide. one is from Tiawan other is UK.
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and various on AliExpress.
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ton wrote: Fri Apr 18, 2025 11:32 am and various on AliExpress.
Ooo that rubs it in further 😀
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Won't 99% simply be produced in the Far-East anyway?
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Bearbonesnorm wrote: Fri Apr 18, 2025 8:14 pm Won't 99% simply be produced in the Far-East anyway?
Ah! I'm currently looking for alternatives to my Kyotes as the forward sweep interferes with handlebar rolls/bags and hadn't thought this through: You're obviously quite right and in fact, buying made in Taiwan 'American' components is possibly an even better way of sticking it to the [orange] man, so Tumbleweed Persuaders or Soma Dream Risers are still on the list.
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