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Old 10-05-14 | 08:25 PM
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Bikes: 2014 VeloOrange Campeur. late 90s Bianchi Cyclocross cro-mo frameset modified to touring, 1993 Bianchi Project 5, 80s Holdsworth Gemini Tandem

[MENTION=376975]mrv[/MENTION] I was skeptical at first...then started to ride with them and I am completely sold. They aren't cheap by any means but they work and they work well. I would have spent maybe an hour on that mtb before....now. I can go out for 3-4 hours at a time and just spin at whatever pace i want. No problems, no back pain, i sit up straighter and i also can say my average speeds and my speed in general are not affected by the seating position.

On my VO Campeur..which I consider my heavy duty touring bike. I have a set of VO gran cru randos that i am very pleased with as well, i use bar cons with that bike. I can tell you that i wouldn't hesitate to put a set of jones h-bars on that either. strange as it may seem. And i think the fact they sweep back more than usual is a selling point for me too.

Give those randos a try....
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