3t ergonova type bars

supercyril

I have a set of 3t ergonova bars on my good bike and they are perfect form me. I wish to change the bars on my winter bike when I replace the cables and I was wondering if there were any bars that were similar in shape to the 3t one but cheaper? I particularly like the flat tops.

Thanks

bendertherobot

Ritchey Evo Curve. Pro version (as opposed to WCS) are a bit cheaper. But not awfully so

IrishMac

I've never used or seen :shock: the ergonova bars, but going on the presumption that the tops are flat...

My bike came with these handlebars, 'flat-topped,' they're very comfy for riding on A bargain at that price too!

http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/road-track-bike/itm-itm-h-bars-road-oversize-itm-alcor-80-318-bars/italhbas080

There's a matching stem aswell

supercyril

Thanks guys. I'll check those out.

FransJacques

FSA Wing Pro.

yaya

supercyril wrote:

I was wondering if there were any bars that were similar in shape to the 3t one but cheaper?

A 2nd hand Ergonovas?

Iamnot Wiggins

On a similar theme, I have ergonovas on my good bike & wish for something lighter with a similar bend/design etc. Any ideas? Perhaps carbon if the budget will stretch.

IrishMac

Iamnot Wiggins wrote:

On a similar theme, I have ergonovas on my good bike & wish for something lighter with a similar bend/design etc. Any ideas? Perhaps carbon if the budget will stretch.

How about carbon Ergonovas? Have a look at Ritchey WCS EcoCurve alu/carbon, shop around,good deals to be got

napoleond

Deda zero 100

FatTed

NapoleonD wrote:

Deda zero 100

In Carbon !

They don't have a flat top but very comfortable.

napoleond

They are alloy and do have a flat top.

Iamnot Wiggins

IrishMac wrote:

Iamnot Wiggins wrote:

On a similar theme, I have ergonovas on my good bike & wish for something lighter with a similar bend/design etc. Any ideas? Perhaps carbon if the budget will stretch.

How about carbon Ergonovas? Have a look at Ritchey WCS EcoCurve alu/carbon, shop around,good deals to be got

I'll have a look, thanks! TBH, I wasn't even aware that the Ergonovas came in carbon! Exclamation marks!!

FatTed

NapoleonD wrote:

They are alloy and do have a flat top.

well my alloy and carbon ones are round

http://www.dedaelementi.com/index.php?p ... 90&lang=en


http://www.dedaelementi.com/index.php?p ... 55&lang=en

StillGoing

FSA Plasma & FSA K-Wing Di2. Have one of each on both road bikes and find them very comfortable in every position.

Wheelspinner

philthy3 wrote:

FSA Plasma & FSA K-Wing Di2. Have one of each on both road bikes and find them very comfortable in every position.

:? How does that work then? You have two handlebars on each bike??

napoleond

FatTed wrote:

NapoleonD wrote:

They are alloy and do have a flat top.

well my alloy and carbon ones are round

http://www.dedaelementi.com/index.php?p ... 90&lang=en


http://www.dedaelementi.com/index.php?p ... 55&lang=en

How odd. Mine have a flat top.

And looking at those pics so do they.

rolf_f

Wheelspinner wrote:

philthy3 wrote:

FSA Plasma & FSA K-Wing Di2. Have one of each on both road bikes and find them very comfortable in every position.

:? How does that work then? You have two handlebars on each bike??

Oh Silly! It's not that hard! You don't cut the steerer down and you just put a couple of spacers inbetween each set of bars - easy peezy!

rolf_f

FatTed wrote:

NapoleonD wrote:

They are alloy and do have a flat top.

well my alloy and carbon ones are round

http://www.dedaelementi.com/index.php?p ... 55&lang=en

The carbon ones definitely aren't round. I have a set of those. Sort of squared off at the top rather than elongated flattened like the 3T ones but very much a flat top to them.

Wheelspinner

Rolf F wrote:

Wheelspinner wrote:

philthy3 wrote:

FSA Plasma & FSA K-Wing Di2. Have one of each on both road bikes and find them very comfortable in every position.

:? How does that work then? You have two handlebars on each bike??

Oh Silly! It's not that hard! You don't cut the steerer down and you just put a couple of spacers inbetween each set of bars - easy peezy!

Like this perhaps?

rolf_f

Wheelspinner wrote:

Rolf F wrote:

Wheelspinner wrote:

philthy3 wrote:

FSA Plasma & FSA K-Wing Di2. Have one of each on both road bikes and find them very comfortable in every position.

:? How does that work then? You have two handlebars on each bike??

Oh Silly! It's not that hard! You don't cut the steerer down and you just put a couple of spacers inbetween each set of bars - easy peezy!

Like this perhaps?

You see - perfectly normal. Of course, with drops you need wide lower and narrow bars upper otherwise they'd get in the way of each other so it's fortunate that narrower bars are now 'in'.