RXL SL carbon fiber road bike bars with integrated stem integrated handlebar carbon road bike handlebars drop handlebar 1-1/8"(28.6mm) 3K Glossy/Matte drop handlebars 400/420/440 90/100/110/120

I fell in love with my bike again after these handle bars. The best thing is that I finally got the bars built for my body frame size which made me a lot more comfortable in the saddle. Make sure you do research on which ones are good for you. I also love the fact that the cables now run through the bars now. They are super light and look great. To add to it. I took a nasty fall going 17mph and the bars withstood the impact. By the way, accident wasn't my fault. Definitely recommend these.

These handlebars are very affordable and super light. I’ve been using them for over a year!!!

Bars feel very rigid and stuff which was a welcome surprise. Another reviewer said that it took 3 hours to install the cables—frankly that's absurd considering with a pair of nice tweezers you can just grab the cable through the bar and pull it through. Took me maybe five minutes to route the cable. They fit very snug, about 4-5nm with carbon paste, no issues with clamping or cracking yet. Very lightweight too, overall just very happy with this purchase. I'll update if they snap or cause me and issues but at present, two weeks in, I've got no complaints.

Like the strength plus the flex is just right. Cushions the ride now as replaced my aluminum Ritchey bars. Wouldn't break unless it was extremely stressed like the finish of a Tour de France time trial. You will lose the ability to tilt your bars so choose and measure all angles and carefully. If you have little or no experience with carbon fiber bike parts, use carbon fiber assembly gel its $8 and a torque wrench. You can easily over tighten carbon fiber bike parts and they'll still slip but they'll also fracture.

Poor fit and finish. One of the rivenuts was installed off-center (crooked). And spun loose when torqued to spec incarcerting the fastener with it. Could be a lot better for $100.

Like: About as aerodynamic as it gets. Strong (tried to apply a reasonably strong force to break the bar), which resulted in a little flexing, but never cracked or broke. Could be even more aerodynamic, but can't beat this priceDislikes: 90 mm is the smallest "reach", which is still to long for my body (I used a 50 on my road bike prior to this bar). Secondly the angle of attack is fixed, which is perpendicular to the headset (which means the cord of the bar is of a high angle of attack). Again, not a deal breaker, but if you go to all the trouble to build a truly aero bar, then perhaps a minor change in the cord angle will result in a near "perfect" bar.

I have about 20 hours of riding with these bars, and I really like them. Very comfortable positions for your hands. The drop is short, which allows me to stay in a more aero position for a longer period of time. The cable routing was a bit tricky for both brakes and shifters, but after I figured it out, everything now works perfectly.

Ok fist of all. I saw people saying they are too flexible. Carbon fiber will have some flex that’s the whole point on why they made carbon frames. You get a weight reduction along with a smoother ride. I bought the 100mm with version because I’ll take more support. Long story short is I tested these with the highest gearing possible and torqued down the bar did flex as expected but not to the point of where the bars felt like they were going to break. Are these top of the line? Obviously not. But for the price it is more than I could ask for. Last thing these took 30 minutes to install. People saying that there are no guides for the wiring. I just used some thin and long needle nose pliers and they grabbed the cables no problem. Last thing is the bars weight 11.4 ounces.