Nitto/Fairweather bullhorn

Posted on Fri 17th, December 2021

• #1

atz

Anyone used these offroad? I know they're based on early MTB bars and I'm talking more gravel than proper MTB but worth asking.
• #2

M_V in reply to @atz

Yeah.

I found them a really weird shape, not enough upsweep I think.
• #3

atz in reply to @M_V

Thanks. I’ll relegate them to the “buy if you only use the bike to ride to the shops” pile then.
• #4

Belgian-Cat in reply to @atz

The Heat Treated version are rated for MTB so no need to fret, get em bought.

But, I also found a pair wrong angle for my dodgy wrist so went Albatross
• #5

M_V

I seem to remember having a set of the Planet X ones after the Nitto and the angle on them was much better.

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