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Integrated Handlebars vs. Normal Handlebars and Stems

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  1. I wanted to get everyone's opinion on this. I just recently purchased an Integrated Handlebar from www.token-usa.com My question is: how many of you have had positive or negative experiences with Integrated Handlebars.

    My friends like the way the integrated handlebars look, but they are a little skeptical about the strengh of such a set-up. What do you guys think?

    Tailwinds,
    Vector7

  2. Vector7 said:

    I wanted to get everyone's opinion on this. I just recently purchased an Integrated Handlebar from www.token-usa.com My question is: how many of you have had positive or negative experiences with Integrated Handlebars.

    My friends like the way the integrated handlebars look, but they are a little skeptical about the strengh of such a set-up. What do you guys think?

    Tailwinds,
    Vector7

    While I like the "cool" factor, I am not sure I buy the stiffness story, and they are not adaptable when it comes to fine tuned positioning, etc. Weight savings is moot as well. That said if I saw a carbon bar/stem combo for a reasonable price in my size I would still buy it, reasonable being the same or less than buying the two components seperately.

  3. wilmar13 said:

    While I like the "cool" factor, I am not sure I buy the stiffness story, and they are not adaptable when it comes to fine tuned positioning, etc. Weight savings is moot as well. That said if I saw a carbon bar/stem combo for a reasonable price in my size I would still buy it, reasonable being the same or less than buying the two components seperately.

    This is what I have heard. I guess knowing your measurements really helps.

    Tailwinds,
    Vector7

  4. Vector7 said:

    This is what I have heard. I guess knowing your measurements really helps.

    Tailwinds,
    Vector7

    No I meant that you can't tilt your bars slightly different regardless of proper fit. For example maybe I like to have my drops at a different position/angle than you, not possible with stem/bar combo.

  5. wilmar13 said:

    No I meant that you can't tilt your bars slightly different regardless of proper fit. For example maybe I like to have my drops at a different position/angle than you, not possible with stem/bar combo.

    Yes. I understand what you're saying.

    Tailwinds,
    Vector7

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