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Control Tech
Aluminum Stumpy Bar Ends
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5/5
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Description:Color: Anodized Black
Weight: 80g/pair
Material: 6061 Aluminum
Reach: 78mm
Lightweight and minimalist design, ideal for cross-country racing.
Laser-Etched Logos.
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Submitted by
Bjorndoggie Cruiser
a Weekend Warrior
from Sacramento CA, USofA
Date Reviewed: September 27, 2004 | | Favoriate Trail: | Forresthill Divide Loop | | Duration Product Used: | 2 Years | | Price Paid: |
$25.00 | | Purchased At: | Don't remember. | | Strengths: | Light, unobtrusive and gives you an alternative hand position on those long rides. Also, is compatable with my Easton Monkeylite bars. | | Weaknesses: | Can't think of any. | | Similar Products Used: | None, these are the first bar ends I have tried. | | Bike Setup: | 2003 Stumpy FSR tricked out (too many upgrades to list) that was a frame replacement. | | Bottom Line: | I never wanted to use bar ends before because they just didn't look right on mountain bikes to me. I mean come on the ones that are long and curved, hell I'm moutain biking not bull riding! Anyway, as I got into the sport more, I started doing longer rides and getting numb hands. So I thought hmmm... maybe those geeks using them have the right idea. So as I looked into bar ends it came to my attention that you just can't use any old bar end on a Monkeylite. Eastons website stated that the Control Tech was compatible so I checked Control Techs website and there was the Stumpys! I thought hey, I ride a Stumpy! So I bought 'em. They work great and give me another hand position so I don't get so numb anymore and most importantly they look kinda mean. I like them. Highley recommended. | Value Rating: Overall Rating: |
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