🚴 Enhance Your Cycling Experience with MARQUE Pro Bike Handlebar Tape – Premium Road Cycling Drop Bar Wrap with Adhesive Backs and Bar End Plugs – 2 Rolls per Set Review

A steering tape is a very personal thing. It depends on whether you like to wear gloves or ride barehanded, how you hold the bars, what roads you ride etc. All I can say is that these tapes are every bit as good as the bar tapes that cost twice as much and the tactile feel is accurate the way I like my handlebar tape. The adhesive on the back of the tape works well and allows you to give it a try or two without leaving too much residue. Taping the handlebars is a skilled job and will definitely

I bought this tape because I bought a new handlebar and needed to re-tape it. This material has an amazing texture/feel. Seems to be pretty durable. Easy to use. Very strong. I tried very hard to tighten the handlebars and had absolutely no worries about the tape tearing. The tape has a spongy thickness to add cushioning, but not too much. I had to adjust the position of the ribbon and after that it didn't seem to stick anymore so I had to finish the ribbon with tape lol. , The total length of…

I sweat. I typically spend $40-$60 on bar tape to find the perfect combo of sticky/tacky and soft/comfortable. I recently found out that the Bontrager Pro Tape was the best I found for $49. I needed to replace my bar tape and decided to grab a flyer and order Marque Pro Bike bar tape for $22.99. After installation and 200 miles in the saddle I would say this is the best bar tape I have ever wrapped around a bar. The pad is perfect and the stickiness of the tape is perfect for the sweatiest of…

Overall this is a great bar tape. It has almost everything I look for in a handlebar tape. I just put it on my wife's bike and she loves it. The sticky grip with lots of pads and a gel backing is just amazing. The diamond pattern completes the look perfectly. I think this holds up better than most synthetic cork straps, which I'll get into later. I only have 1 issue with her which can end up being a strength. The tape doesn't stretch, which is probably because the surface feels super strong. If

I've been using old cork straps for years. I tried this band and it feels so good. I like its grip and the padding is very comfortable. It's not too thick, but definitely not thin either. It is thicker than cork straps. The length of tape is good as I cut off about 2 inches to cover the brake cover areas which still left enough tape to cover my old school 44cm Cinelli bars. It's not very stretchy and has glue in the middle. Ribbon. The problem I have with the tape is winding up the brake caps…