ITM Handlebars?
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ITM Handlebars?
Hello all,
Anyone have experience with the ITM brand of cycling products?
Seems to be a well-established Italian manufacturer with some history. I just never really heard about them lately.
I am specifically looking at their lightweight carbon fiber handlebars that Ribble sells: https://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/itm-a...ars/#pid=29537
Thanks!
Anyone have experience with the ITM brand of cycling products?
Seems to be a well-established Italian manufacturer with some history. I just never really heard about them lately.
I am specifically looking at their lightweight carbon fiber handlebars that Ribble sells: https://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/itm-a...ars/#pid=29537
Thanks!
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Yeah, Italmanubri (ITM) was one of the Italian greats, but that original iteration of the company shuttered and liquidated in ‘08. The brand is now owned by a Taiwan company.
The don’t have much presence in the USA market; I haven’t seen the brand in years.
The don’t have much presence in the USA market; I haven’t seen the brand in years.
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Their recent products seem well reviewed, but I guess nothing is what it used to be necessarily.
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Hello all,
Anyone have experience with the ITM brand of cycling products?
Seems to be a well-established Italian manufacturer with some history. I just never really heard about them lately.
I am specifically looking at their lightweight carbon fiber handlebars that Ribble sells: https://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/itm-a...ars/#pid=29537
Thanks!
Anyone have experience with the ITM brand of cycling products?
Seems to be a well-established Italian manufacturer with some history. I just never really heard about them lately.
I am specifically looking at their lightweight carbon fiber handlebars that Ribble sells: https://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/itm-a...ars/#pid=29537
Thanks!
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Bikes: 15 Kinesis Racelight 4S, 76 Motebecane Gran Jubilée, 17 Dedacciai Gladiatore2, 12 Breezer Venturi, 09 Dahon Mariner, 12 Mercier Nano, 95 DeKerf Team SL, 19 Tern Rally, 21 Breezer Doppler Cafe+, 19 T-Lab X3, 91 Serotta CII, 23 3T Strada
I didn’t mean to suggest there might be lesser quality; you probably know that all the best manufacturing tech for bike stuff is in Taiwan. In fact, even had ITM not closed, it’s likely their manufacturing would have shifted to Taiwan anyway.
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I have used both the classic Italian and the rebooted Taiwanese stuff. All good quality.
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