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Pro Discover Medium Flare

Explanations on the website are absolutely correct.

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I had put a real gravel handlebar on the gravel with a big flair and at the bottom it was 60cm wide also couldn't ride in the drops at all and felt very slow. Now bought a 40cm and it rides very smooth and fast

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The ergonomics of a coat hanger are really subjective. But for me, this hanger is perfect: all positions are pleasant, the compact format is very pleasant and invites us to change hand positions regularly, without totally changing our posture (back). Don't hesitate to change hanger (after a postural study, for example). In my case, 2cm less width (with a stem 1 cm shorter) drastically changes comfort on the bike.

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Super nothing to say

The small turn took minimal getting used to and the little flair is optimal: I quickly change from on top to in the brackets; just nice those two inches to the sides. This inexpensive handlebar has replaced my expensive and too wide aero handlebars with verve.

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Normally I ride with 44cm handlebars, now I chose a 42cm, as it is 46cm wide at the bottom. I use this handlebar on my road bike, I like it!

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Very happy with the handlebars so far. I always rode compact handlebars but this is a nice in-between solution for wider flare handlebars. Feels stiff and big. Also due to the flat part on the top.

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In my search for a slightly more comfortable seat, I mainly noticed the short reach of this handlebar (comparison between the PRO handlebars can be seen in the picture). Using the markings, you can go fine-tuning in terms of position, both the position of the shifters and tilting the handlebars. The "flat" top sits well in the hand without losing control of the handlebars. That probably depends on the size of your hands, though. It's shaped a bit like an aircraft wing. Putting them on loosely is also possible. I find the 12º flare perfect for the Flemish road mix of bad concrete slabs, cobbles and patched asphalt. So I mounted it on my road bike, but in the 42cm version, where according to a bikefitting I should have 44cm at the top. The handlebars are from the "discover" series and that's kind of it: discovering that you can also ride comfortably on bad roads.

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Compact gravel handlebar with a not too exaggerated flare. Comfortable.

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