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mercierfils
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: September 12, 2006
Strengths: stiff enoughWeaknesses: bad hand positions everywhere; no cylindrical place to attach aerobars or computersBottom Line: Uncomfortable and limited. No matter where I rotate the Forgie, the drops always have an angle where my hands are. When I try the tail ends, the flat part is so short that only half of my palm will fit - very insecure. The OS section is so short that accessories cannot be attached to the 31.8mm section beside the stem. Then there is a LONG slope to the 26mm section, then you're into the climbing hand position. Bar was stock for my bike.
Favorite Ride: Cross Lake Loop
Similar Products Used: modolo anatomic
Bike Setup: 2004 Cannondale R2000
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innergel
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: June 14, 2004
Strengths: Stiff, not heavy, comfortable anotomic bend, not outrageously expensive like many of the carbon bars.Weaknesses: A tad bit pricey at the LBS full retail price, but can be had fairly cheaply online. They transmit a little more road buzz than the Icon's.Bottom Line: I got these bars to replace the Icon bars that came on my bike, and they are a LOT better than the Icons. The anotomic bend in the bars fits my hands perfectly. The bars are plenty stiff and not too heavy. It took me a long time to find a set of bars that fit my hands properly. I tried every bar on every bike in every LBS within 25 miles.
Favorite Ride: on my bike
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$70.00
Purchased At: lbs
Similar Products Used: Icon Graphites (yuck)
Bike Setup: Trek 2300, Rolf Vector Pros, 3T Forgie XL bars and stem, Speedplay X3, Easton EC70 post.
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