Venzo Road Bicycle Bike Adapter Handlebar Flat Bar to Drop Bar Ends - Mountain Bike to Road Bike Type

Easy to install, definitely worth the price. A lil dangerous if you don't convert your brakes as well. Overall though they look great and I can't wait to hit the town with these!

This helps me to get more power to climb up the steep hill and exactly what I need. I bought it last year but didn't have a chance to use it until now. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone 👍

Well I like him ok. Comfortable in the drops. Easy to install. Good for the price. The reason for 4 stars instead of five is that it it requires road/drop brake levers to ride in the drops safely and I didn't see that mentioned anywhere in the posting for item.

I didn't think it would be possible to convert my default bike bar into a drop bar like I have been wanting but this definitely made it possible. Installation was a breeze and fit so well and has not moved since then. I put handlebar grip around it and you could never tell that I did not have a Drop Bar attachment. This thing has made my Rides more enjoyable and no longer have to stress my elbows.

Material is of solid quality but I had some issues with usability. Installation was easy but during my ride, both sides became loose. I put grip tape on and the combination of adding them to the drop bars put them in the way of the breaks, which made it kind of a dangerous ride. They were comfortable overall and didn’t add much weight to the bike but I would say these were not worth the money it for me.

Exactly what I needed for my Mountain Bike after I got a fairly annoying case of biker's elbow (that took MONTHS to recover from) from the straight bar. Installed fairly easily and have been put to good use for several rides. Recommended.

Great product. Mounted these inside my handgrips on my MTB bars, next to the brake/shift lever mounts. The distance between them was less then the bars on my road bike, but they did not interfere with the shifters or brakes. In this position my aerodynamics were much improved, in comparison to when my hands were on my mtb grips. Riding into wind I tried my conventional MTB hand position to the new one with these drops. Staying in the same gear, on a flat paved section of road, riding into a steady wind, I was running about 15 mph with a fair amount of effort, with my hands on the MTB bars. Moving to the drops with a little less effort I was going 3 mph faster. I repeated this test 3 times with similar results.The tuck was similar to that I hold on my road bike, with hands a bit closer together. One change I will make is there were no grips or wrap and my hands got sore in a fairly short amount of time. I will add some wrap or grips and try to report back.Update- added some bar wrap and this made them a lot more comfortable. I can ride a lot further with making my hands sore.

There is a slight angle once installed so pay attention which way you put them. This is because the angle is based on if your straight bar has a slight angle already - if your straight bar is already straight, well then the drops will angle out or in for your tastes. This was not a game changer for me so I angled them out which works well for me. Nice to be able to use the drops when needed and also give me grip options on longer rides on my Hybrid bike