On-One Mary Handlebars on Road Bike?
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On-One Mary Handlebars on Road Bike?
I'm thinking of swapping out the Nitto Noodle bars on my Rivendell for the Mary bars from On-One.
I want to sit a little more upright with less reach than I currently have now. I originally had the moustache bars but those were too funky for me. The Mary bar looks like a nice compromise and gets great reviews.
The only pics i've seen of these bars is on mountain bikes.
Anyone have these on their road/touring bike?
I want to sit a little more upright with less reach than I currently have now. I originally had the moustache bars but those were too funky for me. The Mary bar looks like a nice compromise and gets great reviews.
The only pics i've seen of these bars is on mountain bikes.
Anyone have these on their road/touring bike?
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I know this is kind of off topic, but that bike looks really cool. It also looks like a place from around here.
Also looks like a great place to go pick morels =)
I've always wondered about that style of bars though. The seem like they might be awkward if you had to stand up and really hammer down.
Edit: Maybe it was just that picture. I've actually been debating on finding a bar that was sort of like this as well. After some image searching I also found this link https://velospace.org/node/1019 . Closer to a touring/road bike than a mountain bike... but different yet =0
Also looks like a great place to go pick morels =)
I've always wondered about that style of bars though. The seem like they might be awkward if you had to stand up and really hammer down.
Edit: Maybe it was just that picture. I've actually been debating on finding a bar that was sort of like this as well. After some image searching I also found this link https://velospace.org/node/1019 . Closer to a touring/road bike than a mountain bike... but different yet =0
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Is this what your looking for? https://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...dicky/mary.jpg
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I have the Origin 8 Space Bars on my Kilo TT. They're a bit wide which causes a noticeable difference in handling which I'm guessing wouldn't be that different on a mountain bike.
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Is this what your looking for? https://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...dicky/mary.jpg
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https://www.bikeforums.net/commuting/213856-mmmmm-good-salsa-la-raza.html
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My Salsa La Raza with Mary On-One bars
I have a neck injury that precludes me from using drop bars, can't raise my head up enough to look forward when I'm in a tuck.
I love the On-One bars, they put your wrists and arms into a very natural and comfortable position.
And here are a few images I have of comparing an Albatross bar and a North road to the Mary.
A Nitto Albatross sitting on a Mary
A Nitto North Road on a Mary
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My Salsa La Raza with Mary On-One bars
I have a neck injury that precludes me from using drop bars, can't raise my head up enough to look forward when I'm in a tuck.
I love the On-One bars, they put your wrists and arms into a very natural and comfortable position.
And here are a few images I have of comparing an Albatross bar and a North road to the Mary.
A Nitto Albatross sitting on a Mary
A Nitto North Road on a Mary
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I've got one on my single speed mountain bike and I absolutely love it It's especially nice on the elbow I broke last year...it doesn't strain it like a traditional bar does.
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My wife has the Mary bar on her Cannondale 2000T with grip shifters and Ergo grips.
She really likes the set up.
Sorry, I don't have a pic.
She really likes the set up.
Sorry, I don't have a pic.
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mary copy on a commuter/road
I came across this bike on velospace. I think it looks great with the bars. very comfy
https://velospace.org/node/14111
https://velospace.org/node/14111
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The newbie mikeyd283 was the person reviving the old thread.
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