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Submitted by james 'gumby' windsor a Cross Country Rider from my sandpit
Date Reviewed: December 13, 2006
Favorite Trail:sandpit
Duration Product Used:More than 3 years
Price Paid: $1.00
Purchased At:trampoline megastre in brisbanes where they sell bigger trampolines than mine
Strengths:they ride well in my sandpit
Weaknesses:they think my trampoline is small
Similar Products Used:my trampoline, my sandpit
Bike Setup:pump with huffy grips and holyrolers from kmart
Bottom Line:i like my sandpit and i got a trampoline but its not the biggest
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Rye (unco) Bowley a Cross Country Rider from texas
Date Reviewed: December 13, 2006
Favorite Trail:shiftys (barkys)
Duration Product Used:More than 3 years
Price Paid: $10000000.00
Purchased At:texas trampoline megastore
Strengths:born in texas, likes action movies, likees long walks on the beach
Weaknesses:emo
Similar Products Used:ak47 rifle, swiss cheese, swiss socks
Bike Setup:chetaah bait, zoom suspension, velo suspension seat, redline pedals, jaydons old grips cut down, kenda kinetics
Bottom Line:well im am not a very talented rider bt i do like to ride with awesome riders such as jack, jaydon (they are so cool)
Value Rating:5Overall Rating:5

Submitted by Joe a Weekend Warrior from Ontario, Canada
Date Reviewed: May 29, 2003
Duration Product Used:3 months
Price Paid: $12.00
Purchased At:lbs
Strengths:Black ones look good on my black bars
Weaknesses:Tend to twist on the ends
Similar Products Used:Kona Pseudopod
Bike Setup:'00 Kona Blast w/ '99 SID XC
Bottom Line:They're a relatively thin grip that take a long time (weeks) to settle on the handlebar -- kept twisting on the end. For the $$ I think you can get a better grip.

Value Rating:2Overall Rating:2

Submitted by Peter a Cross Country Rider from Philadelphia, PA, USA
Date Reviewed: August 8, 2001
Duration Product Used:1 Year
Price Paid: $8.00
Purchased At:Price Point
Strengths:Cool red color
Weaknesses:I installed these without bar-ends and I think the problem is that they don't taper at all, unlike most bars. So the ends keep coming loose. I finally put them on a commuter bike that doesn't get hard use (so they don't twist) and they work fine
Bottom Line:There are a lot better grips out there. I bought these for fashion only (the red matched a few components on my race bike) but they never really worked out for me.
Value Rating:2Overall Rating:2






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