Bought these bars used. They matched the current setup, albeit a slightly different stem angle. Very first impressions was a noticeable amount of stiffness when rocking back and forth, seated and standing. This alone made the purchase worthwhile. Even though I still say, WTF are there no aftermarket integrated bars with a more flat, 17 degree stem angle?
A reduced CdA
The Aer(O?)ver bar specs. I feel fine that there is no flare.
The stem is beefy
A flat-rise stem and a stem shape that is more round to match the rest of the bike would be preferred.
Plan view is nice
The cable integration is fine and functional. No off-the-shelf spacers are available to match the headset. What is not pictured: the cable routing was quite easy. No strings, vacuums, or fancy magnet work were needed. The entry holes were in the right place and large enough to make routing and pulling cables through easy business.
One critical aspect of the handlebars that can be improved is the top cap. It is shaped to match the bar shape nicely but it is too thin. It cannot handle the compressive stress of the bolt to preload the headset bearings. Even a slight compression of the bolt causes flexure. The handlebars were installed with a standard round top cap to get the preload and the proprietary top cap was installed after everything was tightened into place.
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