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Douglas
a Cross Country Rider
from Waltham, MA, USADate Reviewed: May 28, 2008
Strengths: Light weight, comfortable, sharp looks, durable, with good width and angle.Weaknesses: No problems for cross-country and trail bike riders (not durable enough for Freeriders). Although it would be a good idea for Specialized to put a warning about bar-end use, as the ends of the bar are VERY thin.Bottom Line: Great handlebar, and it really held up whell. But my recent installation of Ergon R2 Magnesium bar-ends was too much for the bar, and the right end cracked. Nobody's fault but mine. I should have checked the thickness of the bar before installing the bar-ends.
Favorite Trail: Otis AFB Trails on Cape Cod
Duration Product Used: More than 3 years
Purchased At: Came w/ my Spec. Epic
Similar Products Used: Easton carbon bars.
Bike Setup: 2007 Specialized Stumpjumper Pro frame w/ most parts borrowed from 2004 Specialized S-works Epic Disc.
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Riley
a Cross Country Rider
from Steamboat Springs, CO, USADate Reviewed: July 2, 2006
Strengths: Stiff, strong bar lightweight bar that dampens ride vibration very well.Weaknesses: None yet.Bottom Line: Changing to carbon has been the best thing I have done aside from putting on the Crossmax SL's. The bar is stiff but very light and takes the vibration out of crosscountry riding. The bar costs about the same as other carbon bars so I stuck with Specialized as I liked the geometry. I can say I have been nothing but pleased.
Favorite Trail: Any in Steamboat
Duration Product Used: 3 months
Price Paid:
$110.00
Purchased At: specialized.com
Bike Setup: Stumpy Pro, Full XTR build, FSA seatpost, saddle, and stem. Crossmas SL wheels with Maxxis crossmark UST.
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