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maximum7
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: June 9, 2009
Strengths: Looks. Comfort. Weight.Weaknesses: The very ends of the bars are a little bit flexy.Bottom Line: I have used the Ritchey Pro, WCS Aluminum, WCS Wet Black, before switching to the Evo SL Carbon. I haven't been able to tell any differences between them. The Evo. has a bigger diameter, which I didn't think I would like as I have smaller hands, but have found I DO like it. I didn't really notice any reduction in vibrations either, which was a disappointment. There might be a little, but if I have to think about it that hard, then there probably isn't. One thing I do really like is the ergonomics over the other bars. It "sweeps" back on the top ever so slightly and the drop is shallower which I really like. Plus I saved -70 grams over the Wet Black Aluminum.
Considering the price I paid, I think the better ergonomics and weight savings was mostly worth it. Paying any more, I don't know if it would be.
Price Paid:
$198.00
Purchased At: excelsports.com
Similar Products Used: Ritchey Pro, WCS Aluminum, WCS Wet Black
Bike Setup: '09 Look 585, Ritchey WCS Evo SL bars, WSC carbon stem, Ultegra SL, Mavic Ksyrium SL's Conti. 4000S tires.
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