V2-R Stem/Handlebar combo?

[wintershade]

Hello -- Does anyone know what stem/handlebar combo is being used in the 2019 Colnago catelog? It looks smart. I was debating between Deda Superzero vs Superleggero for a climbing oriented race bike.

[wintershade]

Also open to suggestions for cockpit setup. I want something lightweight, aero, stiff, and good looking (with a 2019 black/red V2-R) but NOT integrated.

[asiantrick]

Been very happy so far with running Ritchey Super Logic C260 stem and Ritchey super logic II handlebar. I'm Ritchey fan boy though, so I might be biased

[AJS914]

On the web site, it looks like the Colnago r41 stem.

[Mockenrue]

Yes it is the R41 stem and bar combination (not integrated.) I recently fitted it to my Concept. I also have bikes with the Superzero and Superleggera setups; the R41 stem is VERY stiff.

[AndreLM]

PRO Vibe Aero SL handlebar would look great, is aero and decently light (at least for an aero bar). Just be aware that mounting a computer might be challenge since the clamping area is quite narrow.

I don't like the looks of the Vibe stem and would probably choose something else, but it is definitely stiff and not offensively heavy.



Enviado de meu SM-G950F usando o Tapatalk

[wintershade]

Yes it is the R41 stem and bar combination (not integrated.) I recently fitted it to my Concept. I also have bikes with the Superzero and Superleggera setups; the R41 stem is VERY stiff.

Cool. I'll look into the R41. Any chance you could compare and contract the strenths/wearknesses of hte 3 setups, since these are the exact 3 I'm comparing? What would you put on a climbing-oriented race V2-R? I'm more of a slowtwitch rider -- long solos, breakaways, etc... not so much a big watt sprinter so I don't need CRAZY stiff, but I hate noodle handlebars that feel like they might break! Superzero looks heavy.