2018 Eagle Matte Black/Grey Carbon Aero Handlebar For Road Bike

Best carbon aero bars I've ever used - cannot imagine riding any bike without them. They are comfortable and very stable - I love the internal cable routing - even works with larger hydraulic cables. They transfer just the right amount of road information to my hands - I don't feel beat up or shaken like I have with other carbon bars - yet they are stiff and allow you to really torque down on them when you need to get up out of the saddle and give it your all.Eagle is a great company - outstanding customer service. I just can't recommend these enough!

The handlebars are light weight. But the cable routing thru them is awkward. it only has room for 1 cable. So yes the shifter cable can route thru it, but not the brake cable. I even measured both cables with a micrometer and then the hole just to make sure that it is not actually physically possible. Pretty big design flaw there. Second design flaw is the aero out front center section. With the current design you can not get a torque wrench on your 5mm bolt heads on the stem cap to get the torque on the bottom bolts. So, I had to tighten them then roll the handle bar over and then tighten the top, and am just hoping for the best.... MAJOR design oversight! They are inexpensive and ride comfortably, but I can not seriously recommend them.

Excellent product for the money - two thumbs up.

These handlebars are ergonomic and comfortable while also being stylish and lightweight. I found it easy to install except for fishing the internally routed cables. I probably should have had this done by a professional. The cable holes seemed a little snug.

Best handlebars I have ever used. Very comfortable. Update on Jan 22, 2017, I have rode over 400 miles with this handlebar. I must say they are worth buying.

Excellent handlebar. Fits perfectly.

Clearly an upgrade over my stock Felt aluminum handlebars. Super comfortable and looks great. Has about as much (Noticeably more than aluminum) flex as you'd expect from a set of carbon bars. I haven't used the internal routing yet since I need new cables in order to utilize it with my current set up. The holes for it seem a little less than perfect but still better than nothing. You could probably get both brake and shifting cables though it if you're clever/patient enough. One thing I have noticed is the graphic on the top of the bars gets rather slippery when wet from sweat. Definitely recommend wearing gloves if you're like me and sometimes rest with your hands inboard on your bars.

I am a 145# rider and I really like these. It was a direct bolt on replacement on my Scott Carbon Bike. It does have cable routing internally, but for 4"-5" of internal routing, I didn't see the need to do this until I change out the cables.While I ordered the matte finish, the top of the matte finish one has some shiny feather logos on it. When sweaty, this is a little slippery, so wear gloves. They should have done this a little more subtly and made it matte as well.After my first 50 mile ride, I like these. No flex at all in the bars. The one installation item I see as a possible problem was when I made an adjustment to the angle of the bars. The 2 lower bolts require a very small allen key as the top of the bar conflicts with your normal bike tool. Not a big deal for me, but be aware of this if you adjust in the field. A small recess in the bar in this area would resolve that problem.Of note: This comes with the computer holder attachment. I stupidly ordered another one thinking it didn't come with one.