I've done a ton of miles on the Crazies and they are great...love the Jones
too...
Meade...watching for the temp drops from 70 to 35 and rain and snow...
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I installed them on my LHT last spring and we rode across Canada last Summer. I
really enjoy them as I had a trekking bar before.
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About the length. I've mentioned on a couple of other threads the mod I
made to my Map bar cockpit over the winter - using Nitto 2-70 lamp holder
and MTB bar ends - while I had it on indoor trainer duty. The goal then
was just to get another body position and use different muscles.
He has a dedicated review too
www.cyclingabout.com/velo-orange-crazy-bar-review/
On Thu, Apr 5, 2018, 8:33 AM Bob Lovejoy wrote:
> I do not have direct experience but I will throw in that Alee from
> CycingAbout is using VO Crazy Bars on a Koga touring bike for a current
I do not have direct experience but I will throw in that Alee from
CycingAbout is using VO Crazy Bars on a Koga touring bike for a current and
big adventure. He mentions the bars at times but the information is more
about the trip. Still, maybe useful...
I have had one on my touring bike for a few years, and like it. My touring
bike is currently a Salsa Marrakesh with flat bar geometry.
In the last year, I trimmed down the forward extensions at the bend. I
found I wasn't using the upper portion very often, and now I can rotate my
wrists
Matt-
I have used them in the past and really liked them - especially the
junction position, where the sweep, straight portion, and horns meet. They
have the same 45 degree sweep as the Jones, which are popular. Only real
drawbacks I encountered: build quality (felt cheap, welds didn't
also think you could do better sliding MTB bar ends up to the bends of
either a Jitensha Touring or Ahearne Map bar - the MTB bar ends turn in to
a more natural wrist position.
On Wednesday, April 4, 2018 at 6:32:14 AM UTC-5, Ron Mc wrote:
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> Up front, don't have one, but from a distance,
Up front, don't have one, but from a distance, people's wrists aren't quite
shaped like either hand position. Jones cut H-bar, yes - this one, no.
On Tuesday, April 3, 2018 at 8:12:47 PM UTC-5, Matt Beecher wrote:
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> I'm thinking of buying the VO crazy handlebar, but I am looking for
>