Surly coner bar equivalent

Started by Nicoloc, October 27, 2022, 09:33:42 AM

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Nicoloc

Hi all
I've seen on youtube soem guys doing some nice transformation of MTD to gravel bike using Surly's coner bar.
i've been looking here and there but wasn't able to fin an affordable alternative to the expensive surly.
The only ones i found where either carbon one and thus expensive either not sold to france (only philipines via Shopee).
Any idea, any deals i may have missed?
Thanks for your inputs.
Nicoloc

s3si1u

#1
I know there's a carbon version of it on Aliexpress for like $80. Not too expensive (assuming the quality is good) considering it's carbon+a niche product. Maybe there's an alloy one too.
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s3si1u

Quote from: s3si1u on October 27, 2022, 11:40:00 AM
I know there's a carbon version of it on Aliexpress for like $80. Not too expensive (assuming the quality is good) considering it's carbon+a niche product. Maybe there's an alloy one too.

Found this: http://chinertown.com/index.php/topic,3737.msg37295.html#msg37295
Instagram: @aerosloth


Nicoloc

hi guys ,
I've seen those products, but carbon version are to expensive for a fun trial :)
there is an alloy version, but still around the 80€ including shipping cost.
looks like there are not that much option on ali and that the kanto version is only available in philipines ...
too bad .
Nicoloc

mirphak

I have both the standard and the integrated stem ones. The latter I don't like that much because of the weird angles (very negative stem and then very vertical drops. Design mistake imho). The normal zniino one I have been using for 7 months in my 29er and it works very well.


carbonazza

Quote from: mirphak on January 03, 2023, 02:58:39 AM
I have both the standard and the integrated stem ones. The latter I don't like that much because of the weird angles (very negative stem and then very vertical drops. Design mistake imho). The normal zniino one I have been using for 7 months in my 29er and it works very well.

I never considered this kind of bar, but looking at your bike, for long distances this is something I would want to try.
Where do you get the grips?

This is the Teide! Right? 8)
Are all tracks around the Teide more for a 29er or a gravel could do it?
I come often, and hesitated to take my gravel instead of road last December.

mirphak

Most 'bike-allowed' forest and mountain paths are perfectly rideable with a gravel bike there. I am eager to have mine rebuilt (a car runover trashed it one year ago).

Grips are normal ESI grips. I had to add two small pieces at the end since they are the standar/short ones. I think ESI made a longer version, but it is hard to fine and expensive.