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Submitted by
cruxDate Reviewed: April 22, 2012
Strengths: Great "alternative" bar that rides very comfortable.Weaknesses: Cost. These things are overpriced, but if you can find on sale then give them a shotBottom Line: Went from my old standby of Easton carbons to these bars on my rigid bike and wow what a difference. Much more comfortable. The grip position without loosing length in the cockpit is the primary benefit from what I could tell. Have been considering moving them over to the suspended bike seeing if it has the same effect.
For the record mine are the flat versions as depicted here.
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lennyd
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from MaltaDate Reviewed: December 4, 2009
Strengths: Extremely light for a rizer bar!Weaknesses: So far noneBottom Line: To begin with mine is a rizer not a flat bar. I use barends because of endurance riding and was worried about fitting them to this bar. There's no mention on the Ritchey site about incompatibility. I use Ritchey barends too.
So far the bar has held up well with a fair amount of hours of riding. My only suggestion is that you USE a torque wrench. Max suggested is 5nm. I tightened to 4.5 which is enough. Also, buy them from merlincycles, they're selling MUCH cheaper!
Favorite Trail: XC
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$140.00
Purchased At: Merlincycles.com
Similar Products Used: FSA
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