Hey man, you know what isn’t any fun? Bummer-numb hands while off on an epic off-road cruise. Fear not, gentle friend, for PAUL Components hath thy back with their new Chim Chim bar ends, featuring multi-facet functionality.
You’ll dig ’em. For sure. Read on, my friend.
The fresh and functional Chim Chims were designed from a place of true love for your paws, and comes in three flavors (silver, polish, and black) to satisfy your sophisticated style.
But the kind folks at PAUL Components didn’t stop there – when you remove the forward cap of the end, you’ll reveal a spot to stash “emergency matches dry, store that lip-balm you always wish you brought, extra cleat bolts or chain masterlink, fresh herbs for seasoning your camp meal…” according to PAUL’s righteous marketing wizard, Travis T.
Do yourself a treat and snag yourself a pair. Available now.
Keep your hands cozy holding on to bare metal? Guessing they can be removed and used as a bong.
fresh herb for seasoning your camp meal
Holding on to “bare metal” didn’t seem to bother us in the 90’s. We have these things called… “gloves”.
Find here in CO, that the cold goes right through gloves, a little rubber or plastic goes a long way to keeping your fingers from getting fridged on mountain rides.
Friged?
Probably
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKOc6hXMDhc Still a classic.
This is pretty cool, I’m seeing a lot more flat bars show up to big mountain gravel grinders and these would offer additional hand positions for hours in the saddle.
Good to have matches with you if you have an emergency in the wilderness, but keep in mind it might not be a good idea if you fly with your bike. Even traces could cause your bike to be examined more thoroughly by airport security who are not always known for doing a careful job of repacking bikes.
beautiful
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