Positive angled integrated handlebars.

Started by Vasegaard, August 02, 2025, 02:19:25 AM

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jfcb

Quote from: xzx_components on September 01, 2025, 04:16:51 AM
Onirii have a bar that was recently released but not available internationally yet


Great catch! I believe this is for their new aero bike which has an insane low stack.  To fit on other bikes, I would say it has too much rise. If someone could make a similar handlebar with around 3-4cm of rise, that would be great.

contraptions

Another interesting option might be to use the angled shims from a (dirt cheap) specialized multi comp stem on, say, a Farsports, EXS, etcm 1-1/4 bar.

https://www.specialized.com/gb/en/comp-multi-stem/p/156570?color=228546-156570

"Equipped with top cap and 4-degree, 2-degree, and 0-degree shims."

Gloopann

Quote from: xzx_components on September 01, 2025, 04:16:51 AM
Onirii have a bar that was recently released but not available internationally yet




Do we have any idea about cost/weight/release date?


contraptions

Quote from: SkylarRnD on September 06, 2025, 09:41:51 AM
I have these bars on my X68. I love them and they look clean af. The bars themselves aren't very heavy but the wedge that applies force to the steerer tube is a good chunky boi. They tighten up my headset perfectly and have not had any issues. I believe Pinarello uses the same mount style.
Do you preload the bearing with a separate top cap first?  I can't see how else that works...

Rebel_Yell

Quote from: SkylarRnD on September 06, 2025, 09:41:51 AM
I have these bars on my X68. I love them and they look clean af. The bars themselves aren't very heavy but the wedge that applies force to the steerer tube is a good chunky boi. They tighten up my headset perfectly and have not had any issues. I believe Pinarello uses the same mount style.

Any pics to share of these bars on your bike?

Dr J

Quote from: contraptions on September 06, 2025, 11:11:25 AM
Do you preload the bearing with a separate top cap first?  I can't see how else that works...
Yes

thorbens

Quote from: contraptions on September 06, 2025, 11:11:25 AM
Do you preload the bearing with a separate top cap first?  I can't see how else that works...

The product video shows rotating the top cap 90 degrees to tighten the headset

Dr J

Quote from: thorbens on September 07, 2025, 02:36:29 AM
The product video shows rotating the top cap 90 degrees to tighten the headset
yeah that can also be done, but I didnt want to damage the Original Top cap.

Requiem84

I bought the actual Rose gravel cockpit because I couldn't find a good alternative.

Thing is.. it comes without set of spacers and everything else :(. Just a handlebar and plastic top cap...

Any suggestions on Ali parts that I should order to make this work?

Dr J

Quote from: Requiem84 on September 09, 2025, 07:33:40 AM
I bought the actual Rose gravel cockpit because I couldn't find a good alternative.

Thing is.. it comes without set of spacers and everything else :(. Just a handlebar and plastic top cap...

Any suggestions on Ali parts that I should order to make this work?
Better contact their costumersservice. You would want their spacers

Requiem84

I did, but that will take ages unfortunately...

xzx_components

hmmm... not sure how i feel about these bars anymore... 😂 Looking a bit whacky on some of these builds lol. Might look better on an all out aero frame?

Quote from: Gloopann on September 05, 2025, 02:26:22 PM
Do we have any idea about cost/weight/release date?

Listed at 315g for 380x120 an might be around $300USD internationally. No idea about international release date


Gloopann

They remind me of Y1RS bars, I think they'd look great on a bike with a recessed head tube like the Y1RS, S5 or the Noah Fast 3.0... On a regular skinny bike it just looks off, I agree with you.

Rolle2k

Those Onirii looks really nice. Hopefully they make a 80mm stem version also. That one would be perfect for me! Will keep looking for this.