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SQlab Innerbarends 411

Please note that you need to remove the grips (mouse) to fit them on the handlebars. It's difficult to tuck in, but a little liquid soap makes it easier.

The inner-bar-ends are too small and offer no grip when steering. Just too expensive from SQlab I'm used to better. Simple 10 euro bar-ends (fitted as inner-bar-end) did suffice.

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I previously bought the innerbarends 410 for my hybrid, am extremely enthusiastic about it. Nicely shaped and holds nicely. Now bought the 411 for my trekking bike. Conclusion is that the 411 is a hollowed out version of this for the same price, with the only advantage being a few grams lighter. I am a fan of most sqlab accessories, but in my case this one was disappointing. They feel cheap and after 500km I'm going to enjoy ordering another set of innerbarends 410. The 411 are going into the plastic dustbin. Not sqlab worthy.

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They could have been a little softer and a little longer.

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Fine product to keep your hands different between mtb'ing, from me they could have been a little longer.

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Product looks good. Quality is top.

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You really get value for money! I cycle much more comfortably and aerodynamically. You notice this back in your speed.

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Bought again for 2nd bike. No more sleeping hands :)

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Together with a handlebar from SQlab and ergonomic grips, it is a relief to take a change of position on the connectors.

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I was a bit apprehensive at first because they might be too low, but thankfully that is not the case. From the moment you use them, you relieve your wrists. Ideal.

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Inner ends voldoen aan de verwachting. Vooral prettig op langere rutte. Fijn dat remgrepen gewoon gebruikt kunnen worden.

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