Anyone using these bars? I just ordered one from Amazon at a ridiculously low price. My current Token bars are 42cm (too wide, resulting in serious shoulderblade pain) and 325g, while these are supposed to be 235g for 42cm.
The new bars are 38cm, which should save me over 100g for just $20. It sounds too good to be true though, which makes me worry about whether they are gonna split in half on a downhill.
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probably because the 38 and 40 does not sell much and amazon slash the prices on those goods that doesn't move. Scandium? sounds good, please report actual weight.
I'm in Singapore, so it will take a while more for the bars to get to me. Will report on weight when I get them.
In the mean time, don't buy up all the 40's! I might pick one up if the 38 is too narrow. It's cheap enough for me to try in various sizes and get my fit right.
In the mean time, don't buy up all the 40's! I might pick one up if the 38 is too narrow. It's cheap enough for me to try in various sizes and get my fit right.
Nice. Topic drift but my wife's is there on business and after visiting the botanical gardens yesterday, she remarked that she would not be able to ride her road bike there for more than an hour or two with that climate.snailmale wrote:I'm in Singapore, so it will take a while more for the bars to get to me.
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