Chinese ultralight handlebar passed SGS quality certification

[Vespasianus]

Lol. Nothing in that post would make me comfortable riding those bars. I trust nothing made in China.

Almost everything carbon is made in china. Having it tested by an independent company outside china is good and should give a person cofidence in the product.

[wheelsONfire]

I can't help to comment you guys getting pissed of at MyM3Coupe!

Why do you bother to go against his opinion?

Because just about the only thing he does is posts his "opinion" (most times, really, an "opinion" without any facts) that something sucks. His last post was a perfect example.

Anyway, back on topic: was the question "when does this bar come to the market" answered? What would be the availability outside of Asia?

This is a thing with forum. Most are hopefully gentle and friendly like i expect we all would be if we met in real life.
However, some spew out something half ass. It's ok! It's also like in real life. So i do agree with you. If bad mouthing it surely could be followed by some lead to why such comment. But, again! It is what it is. You're right, this thread shouldn't be maimed by this!

I also want to make clear, i don't say this product is bad, it's probably very well executed.
Not all Chinese or Asian products are bad, far from it.

[tourniquet]

I really want these handlebars. As a shorter rider I cannot value it highly enough that someone really dived deep into geometry/ergonomics and concerns of shorter riders. Price looks fair. I am hooked

[bm0p700f]

Lol. Nothing in that post would make me comfortable riding those bars. I trust nothing made in China.

Well you must live a spartan life then with no electronics. So how did you post this?

[Nefarious86]

ENOUGH!

Can you lot not go a single day without turning a thread into a dumpster fire.

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[knightskid]

Any aero dropbar?

[MagicShite]

Lol. Nothing in that post would make me comfortable riding those bars. I trust nothing made in China.

I am sorry that the products made in China cannot appeal to you

Good job on the new product. I wish you the very best. May snag one if you have a shop on taobao haha.

[1llum4]

@kiritozhang

The product looks really good. I still need to try different drop shape to see which I like best (love to climb à la Pantani in the drops and want a flat drop end for that but I don't like the sharp bend of classic bend bar for interacting with the shifter/brake)

I winced a bit at the ''industable fact that asian have shorter arms''. Seems like more a truism than an actual documented fact like women bike geometry that was debunked by data from retul and other modern fitters.

I think that the market needs more option for sub 38cm handlebar and your 34cm option is great.

The 2 year warranty including crashes is another great move.

I wish you the best and this bar will be on my radar if I need a compact drop bar.

[Hexsense]

No offence, but it read very Chinese translate for me.

I'd change them to:
"Rather than using traditional round tube shape, our handlebar use asymetrical ovoid shape to help with both comfort and also stiffness.
Our bar design with ergonomic for normal rider position which has back angle of 40-50 degree and shoulder angle of 80-90 degree in mind.
We found that top of the bar should be narrower than the drop to compensate for the different shoulder angle.
By requests and feedbacks of riders, we prioritize maximum grip when design the bar top.
Our bar top remains ergonomic to grip even if there are cables underneath or behind."

Not sure if I understand everything correctly, your 3rd and 4th line read quite confusing to me.

[mrlobber]

Any aero dropbar?

+1 on this one too. We need more lightweight options than just the recent MCFK offering.

[snaxez]

I really like the short reach option. As I currently ride 90mm stem, with 80 reach, then I could move to 100mm stem and have a more stable bike.

[Nefarious86]

Curios how making your reach the same would make it more stable?

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[snaxez]

Curios how making your reach the same would make it more stable?

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Good point , I allways thought a longer stem will give less twitchy steering, but as the reach is the same, then it should not matter.

[LewisK]

Yea it does seem like there is a bit of a gap in the market for a lightweight aero bar...I hope the likes of Darimo and Schmolke will come up with something like the new MCFK bar.... Sub 170g, aero top section and 36/38cm offerings.

[robbosmans]

Yea it does seem like there is a bit of a gap in the market for a lightweight aero bar...I hope the likes of Darimo and Schmolke will come up with something like the new MCFK bar.... Sub 170g, aero top section and 36/38cm offerings.

And a short reach