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civdic
a Commuter
from Date Reviewed: August 7, 2009
Strengths: Good solid feel, mush like a ultegra. Smooth action and a retention pin that allows for cable release.Weaknesses: Non yetBottom Line: Very comfortable, good quality and nice shape for larger hands. Older bike setup with bar end shifters.
I've read these are re-badged Tektro's but I haven't seen a Tektro model that is similar or works as smooth.
Favorite Ride: Road
Price Paid:
$40.00
Purchased At: Local Shop
Similar Products Used: Ultegra, Dura-Ace, Tektro
Bike Setup: 94 Bridgestone RB-1. Mix of old and new.
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ACH
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: July 31, 2008
Strengths: Easy aero-feed for cables, wide hand-width for weight-bearing, grippy covers, wiggly outside contour on outside edges of levers to fit fingers.Weaknesses: Only black covers were available from my sources -- I like gum-colored ones.Bottom Line: For those looking for a brake-only (shifters located elsewhere) lever, these aero units stop my Campy sidepulls well, have good return action, and -- most notably -- feel absolutely wonderful in an adult-sized hand, with their chunky bodies. Grab with confidence and comfort!
Favorite Ride: K-96 bike path, east Wichita, KS
Price Paid:
$38.00
Purchased At: Rivendell
Similar Products Used: Campy Centaur ergo's, old-fashioned brake levers from Rivendell
Bike Setup: An old bike with some newer tweaks: Schwinn Peloton 853 frame with aluminum fork, Campy Centaur 10-speed drivetrain, 32-spoke Mavic rims, Brooks leather saddle, Look pedals, TTT bar & stem
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