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Bar ends - is there one with a two part clamp?
I quite like having 'bar ends' inboard of the controls - a bit like mini aero bars, however its something I only use on long rides and its a pain in the butt having to take off grips, shifters, brakes etc. Ive searched but am yet to find bar ends that can be clamped on rather than sliding on the bars. Any ideas people?
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Oh there used to be stem mounted Tribars too.
Haero carbon have some unusual stuff.
Google Spinaci bars. Used to be all the rage. PX has them for a fiver.