The interesting thing with the OneUp bar us it’s not universally compliant like say a 31.8 Renthal bar or 30X. It actually matters how the bar is positioned.
So, for example when you read someone saying they don’t notice a difference between a OneUp bar and a We Are One bar (which I find very stiff) it could be that there isn’t one at the angle at which they prefer their OneUp bar setup.
It would be interesting to see how different the flexibility is on a graph, but there are plenty of folks who don’t run their OneUp as recommended.
I’d bet a 6-pack that you would notice the OneUp vs. RF difference. Not in a mind-blowing 60-second descent way but certainly at the end of a long ride. Like ButterCups.
Jan. 16, 2023, 7:33 a.m. - Andrew Major
The interesting thing with the OneUp bar us it’s not universally compliant like say a 31.8 Renthal bar or 30X. It actually matters how the bar is positioned. So, for example when you read someone saying they don’t notice a difference between a OneUp bar and a We Are One bar (which I find very stiff) it could be that there isn’t one at the angle at which they prefer their OneUp bar setup. It would be interesting to see how different the flexibility is on a graph, but there are plenty of folks who don’t run their OneUp as recommended. I’d bet a 6-pack that you would notice the OneUp vs. RF difference. Not in a mind-blowing 60-second descent way but certainly at the end of a long ride. Like ButterCups.