Aluminum alloy 5000, shaped padding in the upper part of the grip to absorb vibrations and make the grip safer. It is the right bar for amateur use. Width: 38,40,42,44,46 Height: 156 Depth: 72 Width of central section: 225,245,265,285,305 according to size Sleeve diameter: 26.0 Anodized: silver Cable grooves: double.
Submitted by
Andy
a Road Racer
from Melbourne, Australia
Date Reviewed: March 15, 2001
Strengths: Very comfortable, like Cinelli's generally are
Weaknesses: Creaking and squeaking - drove me crazy!
Bottom Line:
A budget and comfy bar - but a stupid 3 piece design! The ends are glued (!) into a central sleeve and if you exert any weight on the bar at all (as in climbing, etc...) it sounds as though you are strangling a large, pissed off and very angry parrot - squeek, sqwuak, creak - unbelievable. Stay away at all costs. Was supplied on my TCR as standard - but it had to go!
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