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Ergonomic handlebars?

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  1. I have a Deda Synapsi handlebar on my current roadbike, and really like the shape/ergonomics of the handlebar.

    But the thing I don't really like about it is the integrated stem.

    So for my new roadbike i'm looking for a handlebar that is compareble in shape/ergonomics, but needs a seperate stem.

    One handlebar i found that looks kinda interesting is the 3T Bio-Morphe, but i didn't find much (user) information on it while googling..

    Anybody know of some other nice handlebars?

  2. The 3T BioMorph looks great. I'm currently using a pair of the 3T More carbon bars, which are extremely similar, if a touch less ergo-stravagant. I love the slightly flattened top, and the chunky palm-rests beneath the first bends.

    Didn't VeloNews profile a couple of new handlebars in their Buyers Guide issue a few months back? I think FSA, Oval Concepts, Profile and several others were all releasing exotic ergo drop bars.

    Good luck.

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