Comfort bars

Posted on Thu 9th, March 2017

• #1

ffm
I'm after some more comfortable bars. Not butterfly bars, but something with a lot of sweep and rise like the On-One Snorky or the NC-17 Trekking bar.

Must be:
1. Alloy
2. 22.2mm diameter at the control area to fit standard MTB brake levers and shifters
3. Not too pricey
Preferably:
1. Oversize (31.8mm) clamp area
2. Black
Anyone got anything?
• #2

ffm

Bump bump bumpity bump. Anyone got anything?
• #3

hard.hat

Have you had a look at the On One Mary bars? I have a pair, silver I think, with 31.8mm clamp
• #4

ffm in reply to @hard.hat

I've actually already got those fitted, but the lack of rise and the fact that they kick so far forward before the sweep back are issues. I wan't something that puts the grips a bit further up and back. Hence my other wanted thread for a higher stem.

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