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Pete
a Cross Country Rider
from Chapel Hill, Nc, USADate Reviewed: February 26, 2000
Strengths: Look cool, good gripsWeaknesses: a little heavy, but not reallyBottom Line: A very good product, looks cool, stays on, and have a good gripping surface
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Similar Products Used: profile bar ends
Bike Setup: Giant Rincon Se w/ upgrades
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robert
a Cross-Country Rider
from Imlay City, MIDate Reviewed: September 18, 1999
Strengths:
Looks nice
Not heavy
$15Weaknesses:
None so farBottom Line: I am using the Oversize Lite model, with welded bends. These are comfortable: the angle of the bend and the large diameter fit my hands very well. They are pretty cool looking, if you don't insist upon having a big-name brand. The surface is slightly rough, which helps grip, but is easier on the hands than knurling. What else can I say? They are inexpensive, and they work.
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3 months
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Brian
a Weekend Warrior
from MassachuesstsDate Reviewed: July 12, 1999
Strengths:
look sweet
stay on the barsWeaknesses:
noneBottom Line: Bottom line is, these things are barends. i have yet to find a set that vastly outperforms any other. i love people who spend 50 bucks on little carbon nubbies to save a gram of weight. they keep our economy going. they really do.
Duration Product Used:
3 months
Bike Setup:
GT Timberline, minor upgrades
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