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Looking for a carbon handlebar
Hey all, looking for a carbon handlebar. I prefer shallow reach/drop, like the FSA wing pro alloy, and I do not want internal routing. Vibration dampening is one of the main reason I am looking, and I would like to find a good deal, of course. Any suggestions? Enve would be my preference to match my fork, but I am open to others as well. Thanks!
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Bontrager has the new iso.... Bars that are used in the new Romans SLR.
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Been riding an Easton EC70 for a few months, it replaced the stock Al bar on my Emonda. As far as a comfort upgrade, I'll put it nearly equal to the "right" seat. I do feel the bar flex under heavy load (for me). Probably not nearly as nice as the Bontrager Pro IsoCore claiming 20% greater vibration reduction, but budget friendly from Nashbar http://www.nashbar.com/bikes/Product...2_587101_-1___ .
Opps...originally posted model number for the wrong bar. Should be EC70 not EA70. Edited to correct. There is an aero version. |
If you already like the FSA Wing Pro, buy a K-Wing in carbon.
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Thanks for the advice guys! I have used other "shallow" shapes, so I am not married to the FSA, and the K-wing, while awesome, is internal. FSA does have a cheaper version without the internal, however. I'll check out that Easton for sure.
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Take a look at the Zipp Contour SL as well.. if I had wanted carbon I would have gone that way. Aesthetically, their logos are a bit much; not sure why they don't seem to offer the 'beyond black' color scheme like they do in their alloy offerings.
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Originally Posted by garciawork
(Post 19096670)
Hey all, looking for a carbon handlebar. I prefer shallow reach/drop, like the FSA wing pro alloy, and I do not want internal routing. Vibration dampening is one of the main reason I am looking, and I would like to find a good deal, of course. Any suggestions? Enve would be my preference to match my fork, but I am open to others as well. Thanks!
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Originally Posted by Seattle Forrest
(Post 19098454)
I have Enve road bars and love them. They're better at dulling the road buzz than I expected when I bought them.
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Originally Posted by BarryVee
(Post 19097156)
Been riding an Easton EC70 for a few months, it replaced the stock Al bar on my Emonda. As far as a comfort upgrade, I'll put it nearly equal to the "right" seat. I do feel the bar flex under heavy load (for me). Probably not nearly as nice as the Bontrager Pro IsoCore claiming 20% greater vibration reduction, but budget friendly from Nashbar Easton EC70 SL Carbon Road Handlebar .
Opps...originally posted model number for the wrong bar. Should be EC70 not EA70. Edited to correct. There is an aero version. |
Originally Posted by turkey9186
(Post 19097371)
If you already like the FSA Wing Pro, buy a K-Wing in carbon.
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I like the current offerings of "aero" road bars....Enve, Zipp, Easton, 3T, Specialized and others.
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There's also the SL3 which is MUCH cheaper, especially with the Nashbar coupons that are always out.
Easton EC70 SL3 Carbon Road Handlebar |
I have a Ritchey WCS Carbon Evolution handlebar on my road bike that I like. It's mounted to an alloy Ritchey Comp stem. I don't think my handlebar model is made any more. But you might check the current Ritchey models to find one you like.
Kind regards, RoadLight |
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