Profile 🚴 Designs Bar End Brief Review

I wanted an alternative grip for long rides. I didn't want the handles to be too big or get in the way. I was looking for that. To install I had to cut about 1/2 inch off the end of the handle. It comes with end caps so the installation looks nice. It looks very durable and safe. I took a few pictures to give you an idea of what they look like on the bike and also how they feel in my hand.

Perfect hand position in multiple positions Driving 9 miles to work in 15-40° Missouri, my hands tingle and go numb. After breeding these puppies my hands are fine. The ends of the handlebar allow hands to rotate while maintaining control of the handlebars, allowing the rider to ride more aggressively while standing, greatly increasing riding speed and comfort. I recommend these or other bar ends. Let's all drive safely. God bless

Very light aluminum alloy. Installs very easily. I did NOT have to remove the steering wheel and did NOT have to remove the shifters or brakes. I cut about 3/4 inch off the handlebars and you can hardly tell I cut them off. I'm not an avid mountain biker so I'm not worried although they seem easy. I'm definitely not going to hold onto them as I step over the curbs. But they are affordable for the money and great for my purposes.

The description says: Profile design Short bar ends. Features: Increased width 28.6mm. However, these are standard 22mm, so they are not suitable for large rods. Otherwise they are well made (solid) from a light alloy that can take a beating. The included 7mm hex head bolts that attach these ends to the bars should be trademarked as they cannot be replaced (which you will have to do if they rust. Not rustproof, just chrome plated). A convenient way to reposition the Mirrycle MTB. Mirrors for…

I received these handlebar tips yesterday and mounted them on my bike. So far, I am very satisfied. They are light and fit me perfectly. I wasn't looking for the long ends of the poles. The matte black matched my matte black bike perfectly and gave me extra arm position while riding, which helps eliminate or at least alleviate any numbness in my hands. The only minor downside, although I was aware of this when I bought it, is that I wish the bar ends didn't have the product logo stuck on, or at

So much has been said about it that I have to say I was very, very pleased with the quality of these tips. They came with a great fit and finish. They attached directly to some handlebar extensions I had installed to give me more dash clearance on the old genius. They're good, but they give me more options to choose the position of the hands. I found the climbing better and they didn't move at all, even after 20+ miles of hard cross-country riding, including twisting and twisting as I climbed a

This was exactly what I was looking for in our mountain bike bar ends. This "short" version differs from the other set available from Profile Design - the "Boxer" (Profile Design Boxer End) - in that the top does not flex as much. They are lightweight yet strong and snap securely into place; Not a single set has flown since it was installed more than a year ago. On the subject of installation. They mount directly to the metal of the handlebar and not to existing rubber pads. That means you have

I bought these to use as a different hand position and for better aerodynamics on my long travel/touring flat MTB handlebars/gravel bike. I've just completed 120km (74 miles) and they really helped improve aerodynamics in open areas and reduce hand fatigue. I installed them inside the handlebars instead of outside like aero bars (see picture). To do this, unfortunately, I had to remove the grips, brake levers and shifter, but I didn't want to install them on the ends because I think it's not…