Scott AT-4 Handlebars

[DesertRyder]

Scored a set of Scott AT-4 handlebars. These are the regular flat style not the Pro model.
These are rare in my area. Are these still desirable?
Yea or Nay on my Fisher CR-7 or my Revolution E-Stay

 

[ferrus]

I like ‘em, and think the regular version is more practical and looks better than the aggressive Pro.
That Revolution is a lovely looking bike - they might suit it quite well

 

[swannymere]

I say yes.

 

[Markybeau]

I also have a set and I like them. They came in 3 widths / lengths (w'ev) - 540 560 and 580mm. Not very common. Not everyone's cup of tea. For me it was a nostalgia trip as I'd wanted one in my youth. It was a bonus that they are (semi) practical / comfortable, if angled right.

 

[raidan73]

I say give them a go. I fitted the Pro version to my Explosif, as a bit of a nostalgia trip, but actually really liked them. I think mine must have been the narrowest version, and it was noticeable.

 

[kingoffootball]

I definitely think they would suit the Revolution more than the Fisher. The extra hand positions are always a bonus.

 

[lauritsmb]

Scored a set of Scott AT-4 handlebars. These are the regular flat style not the Pro model.
These are rare in my area. Are these still desirable?
Yea or Nay on my Fisher CR-7 or my Revolution E-Stay
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I would say "Nay" and send them to me.....

 

[DesertRyder]

Sorry..they went onto my Revolution (Ellison) E-Stay bike...

 

[wiredfool]

I had the AT4-pros + a set of arm rests on my trek 830 back in the day, mainly used on the road. I really liked them, and got totally used to riding down in the aero bar position. It was a total pain in the ass getting the brakes around the corners though.

 

[bobby-gg]

Ooh, I think my AT4's are in my storage container - I'll have to dig them out