Bicycle Mechanics - Handlebar Add ons?

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ted3929
05-20-04, 05:23 PM
Have a Trek 7500 FX with the standard straight handlebars. Although these do just fine, I still get tired and sweaty hands after an extended ride. In addition, there are some times I prefer to be in a more "straight up" position without risking loss of control.
Thinking of putting a set of Nashbar Road Handbar Add Ons but need to know if anybody has had any experience with them. For $30 including shipping, it seems like I can hardly go wrong.
Any input greatly appreciated.
warrenginn
05-20-04, 07:45 PM
Have a Trek 7500 FX with the standard straight handlebars. Although these do just fine, I still get tired and sweaty hands after an extended ride. In addition, there are some times I prefer to be in a more "straight up" position without risking loss of control.
Thinking of putting a set of Nashbar Road Handbar Add Ons but need to know if anybody has had any experience with them. For $30 including shipping, it seems like I can hardly go wrong.
Any input greatly appreciated.
You may also want to check out this thread for more options:
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=48807&page=1&pp=25
A lot of guys with straight bar roadbikes use those big old hook end bar ends... it gives you a few more positions, and is pretty cheap and easy to install.
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