I use Tioga short ones on risers on my Kaffenback which is used for on road and off road biking
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@snaps - Certainly is, did the bimble from Okehampton across to the pub in Lydford on Sunday, was lovely. The old commuter doesn't get much action these days...
Fitted some with narrow bars to my Salsa when I built it. The narrow bars were awful with 29" wheels, so ended up with a Fleegle Pro bar at something like 660mm and 17 deg sweep. Variation in hand position provided by Ergon grips. I'd try something along those lines if I were you.
Slightly OT, but does anyone have a recommendation for bar ends with a completely split clamp like a brake lever has? (so I could fit them inside of the grips, without taking the grips off?) I have a bike that spends half its time on the turbo, it'd be nice to be able to add some there quickly
I cant be without my Cane Creek Ergo's...
Couldnt figure out why I just couldnt get comfy on my new Yeti FS. Kept going back to my Scott Scale then realised it was the bar ends I was missing.
Really makes a chore into a pleasure for me on the uphills.
Slightly OT, but does anyone have a recommendation for bar ends with a completely split clamp like a brake lever has?
Would something like the Cinelli Spinaci work?
I always used them in the days of 580-600mm bars, they opened your chest up for better breathing and gave better leverage for grunting up climbs, now though 700-800mm bars do the same thing with out them and personally I think they look stupid on wide (not just riser) bars. Each to their own though, if they work for you go ahead. 😀
I use these on my 29er XC bike.
https://www.edinburghbicycle.com/xlc-comfort-locking-grips-bar-ends.html
Very comfy great position for hands. If you come off they don't hurt so much.
Yep, love mine for an extra hand position on long rides. I have got my bars cut down though....
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