Review on Kbrotech Handlebar Extender Extension Aluminum by Earl Ton

We bought two of these for our Radcity e-bikes. One star deducted because there was no adhesive film or seal, and therefore one star for the assembly. The standoffs were too small and the hard plastic liner for the mount wouldn't stay on, so the first one we installed wouldn't stay in place. We bought steering wheel wrap to install but that didn't work either. Then we had to think, and I remembered my brother-in-law's team trying to fix his sailboat during the race and I offered a piece of rubber roofing that was wrapped around the pier where we were. It worked for them, so we pulled out an old stock tube that my husband had carried around as a spare for years and cut it into strips to wrap around the handlebars, then we put the brace on and tightened it up. It was a two person job just because he's very precise and wanted the inner tube strip to line up perfectly and I had to hold things together so they wouldn't move while he tightened. It worked great on both bikes, and once we got the first brace out of the way it went fast. We cut them, then wrap, inspect and cut before installation to ensure there are enough turns around the trunk. We then used the first one as a template to cut out three more to fit both bikes. They've been there for over a year now and we have lights, a GoPro mount and an accessory pole phone mount and it hasn't come off yet. He's disappointed that he scratched the first carbon tube a bit before we got to the bottom of it, but that doesn't detract from this very useful handlebar. Without them there wouldn't be room for everything as all the standard stuff was already on the Radcity's steering wheel. We would buy again.