on one riser bars

tompsk73
tompsk73 Posts: 112
edited August 2007 in MTB buying advice
Im in the market for some bars, and at the moment ive got some called "iridium" components, bars stem and seat post. I cant find any info on them anywhere, so has anyone heard of iridium components? Secondly, on-ones bars, a good option for xc and a bit of marathon trecking? Im after somethig light and comfy. Cheers
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  • ratty2k
    ratty2k Posts: 3,872
    For comfort, look at the "mary" bars from On-One. They look a bit odd, but are very comfy. A much more natural angle for the wrist to sit at.
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  • GT-Dave
    GT-Dave Posts: 1,441
    Mary bars are excellent. I have a set on my GT and have just put another set on my Inbred.
    They do look a bit odd, kinda like what you'd expect on a shopping bike, so you get the piss taken a bit from yer mates. However, they are real comfy due to the natural wrist angle on the bars as ratty stated.
    I now find riding with normal bars to be a bit 'odd'!!
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  • tompsk73
    tompsk73 Posts: 112
    Mmmm, had alook. Now Im no poseur, but I really do think they look like mobility scooter bars. Dont know if I could getaway with it, what happens if I have to cycle past someone?! So no ones heard of Iridium components then? The original question?
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