Diamond Handlebar Wrap - Revision history

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	[[Image:HBFig17.jpg\|thumb\|Harlequin / Diamond style handle bar wrap]]		[[Image:HBFig17.jpg\|thumb\|Harlequin / Diamond style handle bar wrap]]

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Starting the pattern

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	# At this point the patterns, both visual and production, have been established. Fig. 10 and 11 show the repetition of these steps.		# At this point the patterns, both visual and production, have been established. Fig. 10 and 11 show the repetition of these steps.
	# Keep doing this till you get either to the end or, as in my case, the place you wish to stop. If you reach the end of the bar, tuck in the tails and insert your bar plug.		# Keep doing this till you get either to the end or, as in my case, the place you wish to stop. If you reach the end of the bar, tuck in the tails and insert your bar plug.

			If you wrap from top to bottom as instructed in this how to you face the problem of your tape peeling back as you put downward pressure on it. The proper method is bottom to top with twine or finishing tape at the end.

	== Matching sides ==		== Matching sides ==

Quill: Category:How-to

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Category:How-to

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	This is a work in progress (der, Wiki, n'est pas?) If something needs clarification, hit me up at [mailto:Eric@slcbikecollective.org Eric@slcbikecollective.org] and I'll fix 'er.		This is a work in progress (der, Wiki, n'est pas?) If something needs clarification, hit me up at [mailto:Eric@slcbikecollective.org Eric@slcbikecollective.org] and I'll fix 'er.

			[[Category:How-to]]

	== References ==		== References ==

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Select your goods

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	== Select ~~you~~ goods ==		== Select your goods ==

	[[Image:HBFig1.jpg\|thumb\|Figure 1]]		[[Image:HBFig1.jpg\|thumb\|Figure 1]]

DerBlaueReiter at 19:28, 17 April 2008

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	The sky is the limit here, and by no means are you limited to two colors. I think this would look great as a monochromatic pattern, and the good folks at Bikeworks flow in second and third pairings of colors. Have fun out there, with whatever style works for you!		The sky is the limit here, and by no means are you limited to two colors. I think this would look great as a monochromatic pattern, and the good folks at Bikeworks flow in second and third pairings of colors. Have fun out there, with whatever style works for you!

			Edit I used Eric's walkthrough to do my own handlebars, but for curiosity's sake I used normal cork tape instead of cloth. Cork works as well, it just ends up feeling like a tennis racket and it's a little more difficult to wrap as durably. Give it a try! (Fig. 18)

	== Contact ==		== Contact ==
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	* [http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/articles/diamondweave/ fixedrider’s article at fixedgeargallery.com]		* [http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/articles/diamondweave/ fixedrider’s article at fixedgeargallery.com]
	* [http://www.wastedlife.org/bike/harlequin/index.html Jim Varnum’s article at wastedlife.org]		* [http://www.wastedlife.org/bike/harlequin/index.html Jim Varnum’s article at wastedlife.org]
			[[Image:Hb0018.jpg\|thumb\|Figure 18]]

Jonathan at 02:41, 2 December 2007

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	For a few years now I have thought that the diamond (sometimes called Harlequin) style [[handlebar]] wrap looked like a fun alternative. I have always been a fan of cloth tapes thin grip and positive feel in all weather, and this was a great way to not have to choose colors. I found directions on the net from two gentlemen; fixedrider’s article at fixedgeargallery.com and Jim Varnum’s article at wastedlife.org. Both are good, but seemed to lack a few intermediary steps for my brain. Most importantly, neither fully addressed how to match sides of the bar. It’s my hope that this tutorial fills in a few gaps, but if anything here is confusing, take a look at their work to see if it gels better with your learning style.		For a few years now I have thought that the diamond (sometimes called [[Harlequin]]) style [[handlebar]] wrap looked like a fun alternative. I have always been a fan of cloth tapes thin grip and positive feel in all weather, and this was a great way to not have to choose colors. I found directions on the net from two gentlemen; fixedrider’s article at fixedgeargallery.com and Jim Varnum’s article at wastedlife.org. Both are good, but seemed to lack a few intermediary steps for my brain. Most importantly, neither fully addressed how to match sides of the bar. It’s my hope that this tutorial fills in a few gaps, but if anything here is confusing, take a look at their work to see if it gels better with your learning style.

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	[[Image:HBFig17.jpg\|thumb\|Harlequin / Diamond style handle bar wrap]]		[[Image:HBFig17.jpg\|thumb\|Harlequin / Diamond style handle bar wrap]]

	For a few years now I have thought that the diamond (sometimes called Harlequin) style [[handlebar]] wrap looked like a fun alternative. I have always been a fan of cloth tapes thin grip and positive feel in all weather, and this was a great way to not have to choose colors. I found directions on the net from two gentlemen; fixedrider’s article at fixedgeargallery.com and Jim Varnum’s article at wastedlife.org. Both are good, but seemed to lack a few intermediary ~~step~~ for my brain. Most importantly, neither fully addressed how to match sides of the bar. It’s my hope that this tutorial fills in a few gaps, but if anything here is confusing, take a look at their work to see if it gels better with your learning style.		For a few years now I have thought that the diamond (sometimes called Harlequin) style [[handlebar]] wrap looked like a fun alternative. I have always been a fan of cloth tapes thin grip and positive feel in all weather, and this was a great way to not have to choose colors. I found directions on the net from two gentlemen; fixedrider’s article at fixedgeargallery.com and Jim Varnum’s article at wastedlife.org. Both are good, but seemed to lack a few intermediary steps for my brain. Most importantly, neither fully addressed how to match sides of the bar. It’s my hope that this tutorial fills in a few gaps, but if anything here is confusing, take a look at their work to see if it gels better with your learning style.

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	[[Image:HBFig17.jpg\|thumb\|Harlequin / Diamond style handle bar wrap]]		[[Image:HBFig17.jpg\|thumb\|Harlequin / Diamond style handle bar wrap]]

	For a few years now I have thought that the diamond (sometimes called Harlequin) style [[handlebar]] wrap looked like a fun alternative. I have always been a fan of cloth tapes thin grip and positive feel in all weather, and this was a great way to not have to choose colors. I found directions on the net from two gentlemen; fixedrider’s article at fixedgeargallery.com and Jim Varnum’s article at wastedlife.org. Both at good, but seemed to lack a few intermediary step for my brain. Most importantly, neither fully addressed how to match sides of the bar. It’s my hope that this tutorial fills in a few gaps, but if anything here is confusing, take a look at their work to see if it gels better with your learning style.		For a few years now I have thought that the diamond (sometimes called Harlequin) style [[handlebar]] wrap looked like a fun alternative. I have always been a fan of cloth tapes thin grip and positive feel in all weather, and this was a great way to not have to choose colors. I found directions on the net from two gentlemen; fixedrider’s article at fixedgeargallery.com and Jim Varnum’s article at wastedlife.org. Both are good, but seemed to lack a few intermediary step for my brain. Most importantly, neither fully addressed how to match sides of the bar. It’s my hope that this tutorial fills in a few gaps, but if anything here is confusing, take a look at their work to see if it gels better with your learning style.

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	For a few years now I have thought that the diamond (sometimes called Harlequin) style ~~handle bar~~ wrap looked like a fun alternative. I have always been a fan of cloth tapes thin grip and positive feel in all weather, and this was a great way to not have to choose colors. I found directions on the net from two gentlemen; fixedrider’s article at fixedgeargallery.com and Jim Varnum’s article at wastedlife.org. Both at good, but seemed to lack a few intermediary step for my brain. Most importantly, neither fully addressed how to match sides of the bar. It’s my hope that this tutorial fills in a few gaps, but if anything here is confusing, take a look at their work to see if it gels better with your learning style.		For a few years now I have thought that the diamond (sometimes called Harlequin) style [[handlebar]] wrap looked like a fun alternative. I have always been a fan of cloth tapes thin grip and positive feel in all weather, and this was a great way to not have to choose colors. I found directions on the net from two gentlemen; fixedrider’s article at fixedgeargallery.com and Jim Varnum’s article at wastedlife.org. Both at good, but seemed to lack a few intermediary step for my brain. Most importantly, neither fully addressed how to match sides of the bar. It’s my hope that this tutorial fills in a few gaps, but if anything here is confusing, take a look at their work to see if it gels better with your learning style.


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	== Contact ==		== Contact ==

	This is a work in progress (der, Wiki, n'est pas?) If something needs clarification, hit me up at Eric@slcbikecollective.org and I'll fix 'er.		This is a work in progress (der, Wiki, n'est pas?) If something needs clarification, hit me up at [mailto:Eric@slcbikecollective.org Eric@slcbikecollective.org] and I'll fix 'er.

			== References ==

			* [http://www.fixedgeargallery.com/articles/diamondweave/ fixedrider’s article at fixedgeargallery.com]
			* [http://www.wastedlife.org/bike/harlequin/index.html Jim Varnum’s article at wastedlife.org]