Both 747 chewy and 777 hard – 230g

Where from?

On One.

Typical innit. Spunked £120 on Renthals last weekend.

Has anyone got them that can tell us if there worth it over the Renthals as I’ve got my eye on a set but £120 is a bit steep

Got some 777 on my IBIS…..nice.

Weevil…think ubyk have the renthals for £100?

Ordered a pair of the knuckleballs as I hate renthals colour scheme. The sixc are nearly the same weight, length and rise/sweep (that I was about to buy this morning) but are 60% more.

Seemed daft not to buy these…especially with 5 year warranty.

If you want really cheap bars they have Ancho Flat bars for a tenner or ancho/ancho b for a bit more.

http://www.on-one.co.uk/c/q/components/finishing-kit/handle-bars#!g_manufacturer=g_manufacturer%7Cf_manufacturerel-guapo

I want some chewy bars

Renthals a bit cheaper from bike-components.de

5 year warranty you say, hmmmm I may well just order a set

Says ‘5yr manufacturing defect warranty’

Manufacturing defect warranty reads to me like “if it cracks we’ll say you were riding too hard.”

Super cheap though. Might take a punt.

I’ve got 777s in hard. Nice shape. Nice size. I paid £50 which I’m perfectly happy with.

I think this was covered before and the on one bars were
Made by the same people as renthal bars… Or was it Easton….?

At that price had to have a go. 747 in hard to replace 760 Nukeproof alu bars. Shouldn’t notice 6.5mm narrower each side surely?

I was told by an on one employee that the Knuckleballs are made by renthal.

I’m perfectly happy with mine.

Read that the knuckleball is made in a factory that makes high end carbon frames…and golf equipment?

Would prefer the graphics to be a little less white…but at least its not renthal gold!

Shouldn’t notice 6.5mm narrower each side surely?

You might be surprised. Wider bars can be cut with the right blade though.

Get the 777s rather than the 747s, you can always cut them as above.

anyone know what to torque them at ?

also do i need grip paste as they already have a rough bit at the stem gripping point

cheers

Torque them to your stem manufacturer recommendations, just the same as alloy.