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rafuli
a Cross Country Rider
from JerusalemDate Reviewed: July 19, 2005
Strengths: Very comftorble and light. Looks like it will last forever.Weaknesses: noneBottom Line: Using cane creek ergo for long time I was looking for something longer. Airborne got out with an incrediable net deal for those Ti beautys for 20 bucks. Bought them, and love the feal and responsivness of Ti bar, and the looks.
Its perfect construction and in bent make tham more comfy than the CK's.
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$20.00
Purchased At: AIRBORNE DIRECT
Similar Products Used: many including cane creek ergo for more tha 3 years.
Bike Setup: Airborne black widow with Fox RLT, SRAM XO and shimao drivetrain, Airborne Ti bar, seatpost and bar ends.
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Mikael Arnesson
a Weekend Warrior
from Avesta, SwedenDate Reviewed: October 2, 2001
Strengths: Light, comfortable, grip.Weaknesses: None to think of.Bottom Line: These are great barends, at least for me. They are very comfortable and the hexagonal shape gives a secure grip in wet conditions. Did I mention that they were light!
Don't hesiatate, get these, they are great.
Regards
Mikael
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$40.00
Purchased At: Airborne EC
Similar Products Used: A mix of barends.
Bike Setup: Airborne Lucky Strike 19'5", SID SL fork, Shimano WH-M575 wheels with WTB 2.1" Nanoraptors, XT/XTR components, TIME ATAC pedals, (Airborne: 120mm Stem- mtb seatpost- Flyte Styx barends- Pro saddle), Pazzazz Comp/alu bar, WTB headset, AVID discbrakes and SD-5 levers.
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