SATORIZone Trekking Touring Bike Bicycle Aluminum Alloy Butterfly Handlebar 31.8x600mm Rise 26mm

Love this bar. I replaced the flared drops on my light touring bike with these, and wow, i love it. It gives me a ton of grip positions, so when my elbows ache i can get more upright to take weight off. In the wind i can get "aero" by resting my forearms on the near side of the bar and hold the hoods from my drop bar levers (yes, they fit at the curves, but i had to shim them) and get into a halfbaked time trial position that has me in about the same body position as being in the drops. I highly recommend them if you're having comfort issues with your drop bars.

I would buy this again. Good value and provides the comfort I was looking for when I’m cycle touring

Works good

Since there are relatively few options for trekking/butterfly bars, and fewer for a 31.8 mm stem, I decided to try this one. The issue with this bar is that the forward sweep from the stem attachment is not very aggressive. as a result, it's a full 120 mm from the stem attachment back to the primary riding position (measured center to center). As a result you're likely going to want a longer stem. And if I need to get a longer stem anyway, I may as well get a stem with a 25.4 mm clamp and a (more common/less expensive) 25.4 mm attachment butterfly bar.The Good:- Looks to be well made.- Relatively little flex- 31.8 mm center for mountain/hybrid bike stemsThe Bad:- Plan on at least a 120mm stem; on most bikes this means buying one.The Meh:- Relatively little forward sweep from the stem attachment point when compared to other butterfly bars.- Primary position is much closer to the rider.- Forward position is

Seems to be decent overall, but there are a few issues.First off, mine had a small hole (about 1/8” in diameter) drilled on one side. Not sure if that is meant to be there or not, but I would prefer that the strength not be compromised at all.Speaking of strength, it seems decent overall. There is a little bit of flex but I don’t think it is a concern.The design is a bit wrong for my bike, in that the center (which attaches to the stem) is about 2/3 of the way toward the front. This means that the entire handlebar is a bit too far back, even with a 110mm stem. I am going to be looking for a 140 or 150mm one, but those are pretty hard to find.After trying a lot of positions I ended up putting the brakes / shifters a couple inches in from the ends. I would have preferred them on the sides, but I couldn’t get them to fit there.As far as comfort, it is pretty good. All the different hand positions give lots of variety and seem to help with hand and wrist pain. I like that the ends slope inward, rather than straight on some of the other models on Amazon.I have yet to put handlebar wrap on, as I am finalizing the brake / shifter positions, but I’m looking forward to getting it all finished.