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astroclimb
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: December 4, 2004
Strengths: Light, strong, not nearly as expensive as carbon.Weaknesses: None.Bottom Line: Very brief, since these appear to be out of production. Have about 6000 miles on them, never a problem. What else needs to be said?
Favorite Ride: NE where
Price Paid:
$60.00
Purchased At: on-line somewhere
Similar Products Used: Ritchey WCS, others.
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voodoorada
a Recreational RiderDate Reviewed: May 25, 2004
Strengths: -Ultra-light (lighter than most carbon bars)
-Very strong - I'm 190 lbs and have been riding this bar for over 2 years with no problems whatsoeverWeaknesses: noneBottom Line: -Super-light, very strong handlebar
-Comfortable and looks great!
Favorite Ride: wherever I am
Purchased At: Supergo.com
Bike Setup: Voodoo Rada w/full Ultegra
Ultegra pedals
Velomax Circuit wheelset
Look HSC-2 full carbon fork
Ritchey WCS headset
3TTT Prima 199 handlebars
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damelton
a Road Racer
from MesaDate Reviewed: November 10, 2003
Strengths: Super light weight and stiff! 121 grams lighter than the Cinelli's. The front end instantly felt lighter and more responsive.
The fit for my hands is great and was able to stay comfortably in the dropsWeaknesses: NONE! I was going to replace my stem but no need now at the bar/stem combo is much stiffer nowBottom Line: I bought this bar to replace my stock Cinelli Altera. The altera was never comfortable in the drops and the prima has much shallower drops and allows a better reach to the levers.
Favorite Ride: Mummy Mountain
Price Paid:
$47.00
Purchased At: ItalTechno.com
Similar Products Used: cinelli,3TTT
Bike Setup: GIANT TCR1 Ultergra groupo, Mavis Cosmos wheels, Easton carbon seatpost, Timne impact MAG pedals, Profile crabon cranks
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sde21
a Road Racer
from Cambridge, UKDate Reviewed: September 19, 2003
Strengths: Very lightweight. Stiff. STI levers are very accessible.Weaknesses: Anatomical shape may not suit some.Bottom Line: These are my first anatomical handlebars after riding Cinelli 65 for a long time. I decided to buy these bars after reading other reviews and they seemed to be very good value given their weight vs. cost ratio. I am not disappointed. They are very lightweight but are also very stiff. My only criticism is that the very end of the bars after the anatomical section is rather short for my largish hands.
Favorite Ride: Anything hilly
Price Paid:
$40.00
Purchased At: Settle Cycles
Similar Products Used: Cinelli 65
Bike Setup: Colnago Asso with Principia fork, Dura Ace gears, USE alien seatpost, Oval Concepts stem, Cane Creek S2 aheadset, Ultegra STI and brakes, Mavic Cosmos wheels.
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skarsholt
a Recreational Rider
from Toronto, OntarioDate Reviewed: July 8, 2003
Strengths: Great performance/weight/design for the price.Weaknesses: None so far.Bottom Line: I bought this to allow a better transition for my hands from bar to brake hoods than I get with traditonal designs. In this matter, the bar works flawlessly. I very seldolmly use the drops so I haven't noticed any flex in the bars as have other reviewers. I weigh 185lbs and have pulled hard on the bars from the brake hoods when standing to climb and haven't had any flex issues.
Favorite Ride: Whenever I'm on my road bike
Purchased At: Duke's
Similar Products Used: Cinelli: various; Nitto; Profile; all classic design
Bike Setup: Trek OCLV 5200 w/3T Zepp stem
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