.... are brilliant. OK, I've only had them on for a week (MR1), but
feel I've got to rave about them. Some hassle fitting, like the RH one
had to be cut short for the twist-shifter, but easy enough. The
bar-ends are very nice, for a change of position, especially in
conjunction with bar-ends mounted inboard of the grips (ala Thorn).
But the flat surface makes the whole ride more comfortable.
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"sothach" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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... are brilliant. OK, I've only had them on for a week (MR1), but
feel I've got to rave about them. Some hassle fitting, like the RH one
had to be cut short for the twist-shifter, but easy enough. The
bar-ends are very nice, for a change of position, especially in
conjunction with bar-ends mounted inboard of the grips (ala Thorn).
But the flat surface makes the whole ride more comfortable.I, on the other hand, have not been too impressed with them. I find they
make the pad of my hand below the little finger go numb after a while.
Maybe I need to fiddle with their positioning a bit more.Peter
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