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Crazy Bit#$
a Weekend Warrior
from Upstate NYDate Reviewed: April 9, 2001
Strengths: -Decent sweep and rise
-Nice width
-Looks nice,but...Weaknesses: -Too light(as in fragile...bent on a flight of stairs)
-Some flex..Bottom Line: Decent bars,I guess...but they bend.They're more suited to XC than the insane beatings I was subjecting them to.If you ride mildly technical XC,these are for you.For aggressive applications GET SOMETHIN' STRONGER!!
Duration Product Used: 6 months
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$25.00
Purchased At: The internet
Similar Products Used: Titec Hellbent,Azonic Doublewall,flat bars
Bike Setup: Surly 1x1
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Jason
a Downhiller
from Marin County, CADate Reviewed: March 13, 2001
Strengths: Lighter weight, 27" wide, 7075-T6 riser bar, comfortable geometry.Weaknesses: NoneBottom Line: The bars are GREAT! The 12° backsweep with the 5° upsweep allows for the perfect positioning with a 27" wide bar. They are very stiff, and are a good looking. Aside from the drivetrain and brakes, its an all California company bike. These bars are perfect for the "Freeride" type who has a longish travel bike that can be ridden uphill. They aren't as burley (heavy) as the Koski DH bars I have, but have the same geometry. If you are in need of a bar upgrade I would consider seriously these Koski XC Pro Gold Edition bars.
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Similar Products Used: Answer, Azonic, Profile, Easton
Bike Setup: '01 Bullit, XT/XTR drivetrain, Hayes hydraulic brakes, WTB LaserDisc DH wheels, WTB Momentum headset, WTB MotoRaptor 2.4 DS tires, Koski Bar, Stem, and Saddle, '00 Marzocchi Mr.T
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