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Average connection time 25 secs
Average connection time 25 secs
A super-light handlebar with outstanding rigidity characteristics.
Key Features:
- Triple butted handlebar with increased cross-section in the centre zone.
- Width: 42-44-46cm (outside to outside).
- Available also in shallow shape.
- Anatomic: Drop (centre to centre)142mm
- Reach (centre to centre) mm 86.
- Shallow Drop: (centre to centre) 135mm
- Reach (centre to centre) mm 80.
- Clamp Diameter. 31.7 mm.
- Routing: External.
- Weight: 209g (Manufacturer claimed).
- Please note the shallow bars are "Italian Bend" they are not Classic bars.
Deda handlebars state that they have a 31.7mm clamp diameter but the precise measurement for the clamp diameter is 31.75mm which most manufacturers round up to 31.8mm but Deda round down to 31.7mm. So a Deda handlebar will fit a 31.8mm stem.
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Customer Reviews
Top Customer Reviews
Where reviews refer to foods or cosmetic products, results may vary from person to person. Customer reviews are independent and do not represent the views of The Hut Group.
Tried and trusted in the pro peloton
I bought the shallow version which has a classic bend with a slightly shallower drop and reduced reach. As a result, my wrists no longer hit the top of the bars when sprinting on the drops, which can be very annoying. The bars are light for the price but not so light that you need to start worrying about it's durability. Pozzato certainly didn't seem to have a problem racing these in Paris-Roubaix!
The matt anodised finish is excellent though there are no markings for setting up the levers but it's not a deal breaker as you only need to set it up once. Perfect when matched to a Deda Zero100 or a Newton3 stem.
deda newton - can't go wrong
this is a classic bar from Deda, been in production for many years and will be (hopefully) for many more. light, stiff and (relatively) cheap.
Available in three shapes, although most will select either the shallow or deep drop traditional bend. The shallow drop is not for those who must have a flat transition to the levers (see zero100 instead), the deep drops will be flatter on top.
Overall a great bar, there is a reason these have been around in the pro peloton for so long.
Another Deda Classic
Got these in the classic Italian bend. Levers are a bit low on the bar which makes riding a bit different from what I'm used to. The average FSA, Ritchey, and Deda Zero bars all allow a flat transition from the hoods to the top of the bar. Be aware of this.
These bars feel stiffer than the Deda Zero bars.
Great bar at a great price
The Deda Newton bar as with the stem is finished off perfectly. The satin black finish with crisp accurate graphics is good looking and lightweight. The price to weight ration of this bar beats almost everything else out there. It's great value. It's stiff too. The shallow bend is very comfortable for smaller hands.
Overall a great bar at a great price.
Really light, great bars if carbon isn't in your price range
I bought these bars because I did not want to dish out a ton of money for Deda carbon.
Pros: Turns out they are lighter than a lot of carbon bars for less money, which seems odd but its true! And they look great with a matching Deda stem.
Cons: Aside from the obvious benefits of carbon, there isn't really anything wrong with them.