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Review by PMCReviewed 8/31/2017by PMCCycling EnthusiastMinneapolis MN3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.Love in the dropsI've been using Salsa Cowbells for years on a number of bikes. I always wanted them to release a lighter carbon version and they never did. Easton came out with the AX carbons with just a wee bit more flare to the drops and wow, they nailed it. The reach and drop of these bars is perfection in my opinion and the extra 4 degrees of flare is just right. I absolutely love these bars and will be picking up another set soon.
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I've been using Salsa Cowbells for years on a number of bikes. I always wanted them to release a lighter carbon version and they never did. Easton came out with the AX carbons with just a wee bit more flare to the drops and wow, they nailed it. The reach and drop of these bars is perfection in my opinion and the extra 4 degrees of flare is just right. I absolutely love these bars and will be picking up another set soon.
Review by AnonymousReviewed 2/14/2017by AnonymousCycling EnthusiastPisgah forest2 of 3 customers found this review helpful.Lightweight with a nice shapePut this handlebar on my gravel bike, really like the flared shape.
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Put this handlebar on my gravel bike, really like the flared shape.
Review by dougpdxReviewed 7/26/2018by dougpdxCompetitive RacerPortland, ORLight, strong, and just the right amount of flareGot the 46cm width for my graveladventure bike, the extra width is great for handling on rougher stuff and getting into the flared drops on descents offers even more leverage & control.
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Got the 46cm width for my graveladventure bike, the extra width is great for handling on rougher stuff and getting into the flared drops on descents offers even more leverage & control.