Easton Attack TT bar
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Blake posted 1 year ago.
I've seen it an ridden it on a friend's bike. Very nice bar... yes, only 360grams BUT. It's a 38 in width, so don't expect to be out of aero, plus it's Very short.... if you buy it, even the large ones put you right at the top of the shifter.
I think it's a great TT bar... maybe not the best for Longer races.
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o2Ripper posted 1 year ago.
What would ya consider a good TT bar, at a reasonable price?
-Branden
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Nobody posted 1 year ago.
Cheapest TT bar would be to pull your current handlebars off, flipped them upside down, used a pipe cutter to cut off and remove the curved part of the bars, then mount the brake levers and bolt on aero bars.
On my current bike I have the vision bars that came on my Cervelo. No complaints. The FSA/Vision TT bar is $179 and can be found at the link below:
http://www.glorycycles.com/aerobars.html
Easton Attack is a few hundred dollars more--but maybe it's worth saving 500g. It's small....but a longer stem would cure that problem.
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Blake posted 1 year ago.
The nicest bar I know for price is either the Hed bar or the Profile Carbon X 1.5.... both around the same price.
Has anyone ever tried the easton attack tt bar. I looked at one at the LBS, and it was so light and well put together; but how does it really perform. Thanks in advance.