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@big_bird8597 I actually cut down an old pnw grip an just put electrical tap over it.

It hasn't happened yet. If it ever does, I'll probably think about on rides.

@@BDubb720 I really did like the cornerbar. The bike I put them on was a size large (my correct size) I have now since taken them off due to back pain. I'm gonna install them on a medium size retro mtb next and see how they feel. They're super comfortable with all the different hand positions though!

@trailshredz6631 thank you for your response! Did the corner bar cause the backpain? Or was it something else?

@@BDubb720 I'd say It was the frame size. Riding long distance is when it affected me. Bombing trails down hill was a blast with them. That's why I'm going to put them on a frame a bit smaller. Really it was the longer and lower reach. I'll have more videos once I find a better fit frame.

@@trailshredz6631 ok sounds good. Hope you find the ideal bike. 👍 Thanks for letting me know

@@DurzoBlunts ran her over once. She stays away from the wheels now🤣🤣🤣

Had to make a business decision 😅

Right? I have no idea what was going on with it. Went riding the next day and all the footage was smooth.

Just switched back to the flatbar setup. Getting ready for a XC race.

Do you think XC race would be more difficult with the corner bar?

@@ukaszwyczokowski9768 no but I was getting some back pain from them. Probably not by any fault of the corner bar, just a bad fit for the bike.

​​@@trailshredz6631I think the problem with most MTB users is that they are using a large frame with a short stem and flat bar. Since you cannot shorten your frame or stem (if it is already super short) you need to switch to a smaller frame for a good bike fit. The reason is the long reach that comes with the hand positions. I compared the "hoods" position with my former drop bar and it is 5cm vs. 10cm. However for a flat bar user that is still 5cm increased reach, which might be too much for your shoulders.

Do you ride on the hoods properly climbing? Ali express have longer horns?

@@adambrickley1119 my comment has since aged, my setup has changed (36 cm with the longer hoods like you mentioned). I'm still able to ride 20+ mph for 25 miles without drafting.

@@abfutrell would you say the corner bars with extended horns are better for climbing than standard xc bars with a long stem?

@@adambrickley1119 that I'm not sure. I do know I climbed better with SQLab Inner Barends + 120mm Stem +/-7 degrees. I needed a drop position to ride safely with A Group Roadies, which is why I switched to the Corner Bar.

@@adambrickley1119 just know I am an Adaptive Cyclist, so my solution may contradict your specific needs.

Much appreciated 🤟

Much appreciated! 🤟

I actually did slid a bit! Definitely would of been toast if I went over.