Superghiaia
 

https://www.3t.bike/en/products/drop...hiaia-562.html

Looks like we finally have the $350 high end adventure drop bar we were looking for...

Oof. It took me over a year to upgrade from my $39 FSA Adventure to my $94 Thomson Dirt Drop. I'll move up to 3T crabon money... pretty much never.

I don't hesitate to recommend the Thomson Dirt Drop-- it's a great flared bar. Very comfortable.

Did 3T hire Mavic's impossible-to-pronounce-correctly-product-naming-department?

Do like the look of it...OTOH it would be nice if the actually tried giving flare and sweep angles...instead of punting and saying "multi-angle"....I could break out trigonometry and calculate it-but come on.

Heh, I'm still using a $50 Salsa Cowbell3 Mr. Big Spender. :lol:

Looks pretty.
Although I do object to their line about "a straight (not weirdly angled) hood position" Sorry, my hands and wrists tell me that an inward angle for the hoods is not weird in the slightest.

Weight is impressive.

I can't imagine flared bars with the hoods straight up and down. You would you grab the brakes when in the drops? Angled hoods didn't even take any adjustment for me-- took to it straight away.

Yeah, but falls well outside the generally accepted weight weenie $1 per gram guideline, as a $39 FSA Adventure weighs about 260g. Dropping 60g for $310 is... steep.

Well it is sold out so many people love the idea.....

If it was an easy to pronounce name, then it would have to be priced around $250.

The FSA K Wing AGX looks like a much better gravel handlebar to me. I run the Specialized Hover Flare and I think its nearly perfect and only $45. I wish they made a carbon version.

how many did they produce? devils in the details ehh?

this

Carbon Gravel Handle Bar ?DH36? » InterJet inc

Cowbell is a good value for sure, but Carbon is much more comfy for a long day out.