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•Los manillares ProTaper Carbon están fabricados con PFL (Plastic Foam Lamination). El PFL utiliza partículas diminutas y la presión del vapor en el proceso de laminación para expandir y dar forma a la estructura de los manillares. El proceso utiliza menos exceso de resina y menos capas, lo que origina un manillar un 15 % más ligero.
•Las marcas de corte ofrecen diversas opciones de anchura.
•El acabado texturizado Grit Grip en las zonas de sujeción elimina el apriete excesivo
•Ancho: 720 mm/780 mm
•Diámetro de abrazadera: 31,8 mm
•Backsweep: 20°
•Rise: +20/-20 mm
•190 g
I replaced the stock 368g 680mm aluminum bars on my Priority 600 with these cut to 720mm. I used Trek's ergo grips. I've been on two rides, through all the varieties of pavement and un-pavement I usually ride on and grades up past 20%. The weight is off my hands. It's easier to tuck my elbows in for some aero, or to rest my hands on the pointy inner bends. Rough stuff is magically smoother - though washboard is still awful - and I found myself bombing through sections I am usually more careful on for fear of getting a big shock through the bars. I don't quite understand how - I don't see or feel the bars flex while I ride - but they are much more comfortable. On the old bars I generally was finding alternate positions to keep my hands from falling asleep, but not on these. My old bars and grips had little horns on the end for a bar-end neutral hand position. I don't think that would work as well on these due to the 20 degree back sweep (vs the stock 6). I am so glad I found these before installing something with less sweep.
As others have written here, my wrists were experiencing a lot of pain after several miles on the bike. These bars have changed that. I would like to suggest to some other users that they can change the "upsweep" these bars seem to have to a level position (at the grip area) or even a "downsweep" by simply rotating the bars in the stem and adjusting your brakes and shifters accordingly. I have played around with this adjustment feature quite a lot to get that perfect fit for me. Hope that is helpful, and thank you, ProTaper, for this product.
I had some Rest issues years ago and started using alt bars. When the Carnegie was discontinued in this country, I bought my first set of 2020s. Worth every penny, and the shapely design never ceases to amaze my friends. I have them On my hardtail, full suspension, and fat bike
Great bar well-constructed and provides a comfortable grip angle
I don’t seem to be able to get away from this 20/20 bar. I have it on my Trek Fuel EX and it completely solved my outer wrist pain issues, which were threatening my ability to even ride anymore. It also solved my trapezius center shoulder tension build up issue. I’ve had this bar for five years, along with a pair of SQ Labs 720 ergo grips (provides small scalloped ledge for the outer part of your paw), and can ride any distance, any terrain, and ZERO pain issues. Wow.
Now I’m building out a used 2020 Trek Top Fuel, and I’m trying the 9 degree backsweep Bontrager bar that came with it, and outer wrist pain instantly came back. I’m ordering another 20/20 bar right away.
Couple suggestions Hayes folks tho. I had a PT measure my neutral wrist angle, and it’s 17.5, not 20 degrees. I asked the PT and they said 20 degrees is pretty extreme actually. Most folks are closer to 16-18d.
Also, the bar has upsweep. This is a design trend in mtb to pitch your elbows up and out. But… upsweep increases wrist stress, and trapezius center shoulder stress. Please create a flat bar version. Rise.. yes please, about 25mm to 35mm, but no upsweep on the bar ends. Upsweep counters the brilliant backsweep you’ve created. Not complaining. Just explaining.
Thank you for making these bars!!!