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FSA Gravity Carbon DH Riser Bar

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# of Reviews 3
Average Rating 5/5
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Submitted by Ben1 a Weekend Warrior from Devon
Date Reviewed: August 13, 2009
Favorite Trail:Lots
Duration Product Used:3 months
Purchased At:eBay
Strengths:Strength, weight (or lack of), shape, amazing vibration damping
Weaknesses:Full RRP is a bit steep
Similar Products Used:Quite a lot of different bars now, tend to keep changing them until I find the right one, or some little scrote steals them...
Bike Setup:Evil DOC, Pikes, Hope Tech M4s, etc
Bottom Line:Absolutely blown away by these. Came across a pair for a bargain so thought I'd give carbon bars a try. Shape is comfy and a reasonable width, they feel stiff and secure and have really improved the feel of the front of the bike.
The carbon has a very noticeable dampening effect on general vibrations (as noticeable as, say, switching between an Alu frame and a steel or Ti one). This takes a bit of getting used to, but after a couple of rides it's actualy really quite nice, you still get adequate feedback from the trail but your wrists get a slightly easier time of things. Wouldn't hesitate to recomend these, I doubt I will ever go back to an Alu bar now.
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by BB a Downhiller from North Vancouver
Date Reviewed: March 23, 2009
Duration Product Used:2 Years
Strengths:light, strong, good width, good shape
Weaknesses:expensive
Similar Products Used:aluminum bars
Bike Setup:130mm, 180mm, 200mm,
Bottom Line:I've used these bars on an all-mtn bike, a DH bike, and a freeride bike without any problems. I weigh 200 or so, and ride mainly rough DH trails and bike parks, with a few drops thrown in the mix. Nothing huge, occasional crashes. These bars haven't broken so they work for me.

If you're hard on equipment, really heavy, crash-prone, or poor, maybe these aren't for you.
Value Rating:3Overall Rating:5

Submitted by mrad01 a Weekend Warrior from Auckland, NZ
Date Reviewed: May 5, 2007
Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
Strengths:Strong, light, wide! Looks awesome too.
Weaknesses:None yet
Bike Setup:2007 Santa Cruz Nomad, XTR Kit, Rockshox Lyric, Fox DHX Air 5.0
Bottom Line:The width (710mm) make for good control for me. Also seems to dull any vibration (apparently carbon bars do this). I am very impressed.
Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5






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