[Plainsman]

Just curious, as I go down this road to build a custom set of extensions. Straight would certainly be the easiest way to go, and that (along with the s-bend) is what I see in most of the advertisements now, but I was wondering what you guys (and gals) find most effective.

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[KyleKranz]

I have a single bend in mine, I have found that option more comfortable over the long haul compared to straight bars.

[^*^BATMAN^*^]

S-Bends, I do alot of TT, so it really does help with that. I just dont like straight bars. I raced IM Florida on the s bends, so if you are used to them, its not to bad.

[Psydotek]

I've got S-Bend bars (Profile Design T2+) but that's because they were my only choice for the adjustibility requirements i wanted. :)

[thehammerdog]

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