🔒 Fyxation Bar End Plugs: Secure Your Handlebars in Style! Review

They are blue and match the color of my bike. Tired of old plastic plugs that keep falling out or coming loose. The aluminum end cap has multiple anodizing colors, looks good and weighs less for those who care about every gram. Bonus: stretchy rubber stopper keeping them in place = reduced vibration!

I'm a little shocked that I lost one of the end caps on my drop bars as it led me to these. If you're like me you've always used the plastic end caps that come with the roll of tape, but once installed I'll never go back. Any good cyclist knows that the better looking you go, the faster you go, and they'll make your bike look even faster.

The tape on my rod started to come loose after the cheap connector at the end of the rod fell out (which happens almost every time I put on new tape). Well this little guy has stopped the unraveling perfectly. I can't figure out why none of my local stores sell these things. They are easy to sell. There are several cheaper ones at Revain but I'm always suspicious of the lowest price. They worked great so buy with confidence.

I'm not sure if my handlebars have an odd inside diameter, but they were VERY tight. None of the rubber bungs fitted properly, I actually had to cut off one large bung with a razor to fit because it was too big and the other bung was too small. Overall, while it did the job and looks great, my only concern is that if I decide to upgrade my grips at some point, I have no idea how I'm going to get those bar ends.

I bought these rod caps because a friend of mine had them and they looked the way I needed to replace the caps that came with my grips. I've had trouble losing traffic on the narrow trails I ride. With wide fences and narrow gaps with trees, I regularly (sometimes tighter than others) hit and lose trees with the ends of the fences. These metal connectors with their sturdy attachment method looked just what I needed. After I installed them, they are reliable and durable. However, they were…

That's really nice! Design: I like that they can be easily inserted into the end of the bar and then tightened with an allen wrench. They come with two different sized rubber sleeves to accommodate rods with different internal diameters. The only thing I would like to change is the lack of a logo or maybe a thinner logo. The one they use is really big and obvious, especially on the white model. The bare metal screw is a nice contrast. Construction: They look well made. They are all metal except