Loving mine. Nice and wide, good bend to them and great finish. For many, many years now i’ve alsways had carbon bars, but i have no regrets over these at all.
why didn’t they produce the original fatbar at 100g less, . . . they really must be kicking themselves . . . all that handlebar experience too , . . . .shocking!
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why didn’t they produce the original fatbar at 100g less, . . . they really must be kicking themselves . . . all that handlebar experience too , . . . .shocking!
Its not just the chopping the ends off that makes them lighter. The lite ones have thinner walls because they don’t need to support the extra leverage and abuse that wider bars exert.
I really want some too, despite thinking that the colour and graphics are awful, but all the pro’s who can do massive whips and Scandinavian flicks into every corner have them so naturally I want them too 🙁
I find it hard to imagine what 100g looks like, so i went into kitchen and found a boxes of oxo and knorr stock cubes. It’s about the same a 16 cubes which feels like a considerable amount in your hand. In future could we adopt this point of reference for any weight saving parts?
There are some fatbars in the classified now at £37.50 i’ve seen the pics and they are great condition and 20mm rise. I needed 30mm or i would have taken them.
Wouldn’t mind seeing a few more pics of you bars Mosey. Maybe a couple of just the bag they came in and a close up of the little punched out holes for hanging them up in the shop.
I’ve always trusted Renthal products from when I rode bmx – really tough gear. I’ve the standard Fatbar on my fs and a set of Jumpbars on the DJ bike, both very nice. They just need to make a seatpost in a matching gold colour.