On-one fleegle bars
snoopsmydogg
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Anyone using these? Was considering trying a set on my inbred but flat bars seem to get mixed reviews.
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One of those things you have to try - the backsweep isn't for everyone.0
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Thank SS I saw the back sweep but wasn't sure how much of an effect it would have. Was looking to try a set of wider bars but its difficult to find wide 25.4 bars0
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Well i've ordered a set, i needed a shock pump anyway and the phaart pump is half price so both together saved on postage.
Will give them a couple of weeks to see how i get on.0 -
Interesting bars, let us know how they feel.0
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Well they arrived quickly but only got chance to get them fitted today, haven't had chance to try them on the trails but they seemed quite comfortable on a short test ride. Just need to get used to them having no rise compared to my old bars.
View from the cockpit
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Please let us know. Also considering them for a more comfort wrist position.0
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Ok so a bit of an update on these.
Still haven't managed to get over to the forests since a few friends have started getting into road bikes but have had a few 10-15 mile xc/trail rides (local woods, trials centre, bridleways, tracks etc). The bars took a little setting up to get right as I originally had them turned slightly up but have found them to be much more comfortable in a pretty much flat/horizontal position. Although wider they feel a bit twitchier and closer but otherwise pretty good. I hardly notice the extra back sweep even though they do look quite different to normal bars.
All in all i'm pretty happy with them. I have a longer stem to try but want to wait until i've tried a few drops/jumps before I switch. Otherwise they are very comfortable and i haven't found myself moving my hands around as much, they give good leverage and even though I have never been the greatest of climbers but I wouldn't say they held me back in any way.
For anyone thinking of giving them a go, at the price I would say they are definitely worth a try.0