Awpeye Bicycle Handlebar Tape: 2 Pairs EVA Road Bike Bar Tape with End Plugs - Cycling Handle Wraps 4 Rolls (Black, Bianchi Green) Review

You know the saying you pay, you get what you pay for. Well that's a great example. This thing has 0.0 glue. I'm sure my braid is the best glue. I do not understand it!

This is a training bike that's Zwift-only, so the price is perfect. Comfort is enough, durability is the ultimate test, but for $10 that's not a big deal. But I would buy again, provided I get 6 months.

Two pairs. The blue is a good contrast to my red Cannondale. I used the parking tool quick guide to put it on and it worked fine. The end caps were a bit small for the pipe but I used extra tape to secure it. The material is nice and sufficient.

The color matches my Masi bike almost perfectly. The tape was easy to install, even had to be unrolled a few times to get the tape properly wrapped around the brakes/shifters. The first time I install a handlebar tape with my own hands. Took maybe 5 minutes on each side. Good to wear.

This is tremendous value for wraps when you are in the market. I would refrain from ordering these if you require end caps as they will not fit, but everything else is fine. I always use duct tape first and then finish tape over it, otherwise I'd say the finish tape is either too short or too narrow. Increasing the size in any dimension solves the problem. I wrapped a green bandage around my green Bianchi Volpe and it looks and feels amazing.

I bought this for my scooter and can say a few words about it. Applying the bar tape was tricky, but I got it right the first time. The included ribbon is good enough. But the bar ends were terrible. They were cheap plastic and one of the little sides holding them to the handlebars broke every time I put them in. Also the bar ends will fit a 22mm handlebar but I wouldn't recommend them. Also, the tape is good enough for road bikes or even scooters. Striped tape also works well for other things…

I have been wrapping bars for 35 years. During this time I have made hundreds of handlebars from a wide variety of products. EVA foam is the most common material you will find and it seems like they are all about the same. I usually prefer a mid-range ribbon like Profile Designs, but for some jobs a cheaper ribbon will do. Unfortunately, this is always a bit risky as cheap duct tape tends to rip apart when you stretch it to get a tight wrap. This tape was purchased to wrap the grip area of a…