Nitto Dynamic Stem & Noodle Bar

[campy man]

Looking for feedback on the Nitto Dynamic stem and Noodle handlebar.

Any thoughts on a CSI build with these?

[KidWok]

Noodles are one of my favorite bars for all day riding due to the swept tops. If you spend a lot of time in the drops, the top corners tends to hit your forearms. Otherwise, a very handsome bar and should look great on you CSI.

Tai

[Veloo]

Been wondering about the Nitto line recently myself as they seem to have more to offer to those looking for a polished silver finish.
Are there any particular shops (brick or online) that carry more of their line?

[LJohnny]

That is the bar I have on my CSi, along with a dynamic stem as well. Really nice bar/stem combination.

[Ken Robb]

Rivendell sells lots of Nitto stuff.

[JAGI410]

The noodle bar is the only bar I've ridden that I can't think of a way to improve it. It's perfect for an all day bike.

[Marcy]

Another vote for the Noodle -- it is my go to bar for most builds, really a perfect shape.

[donevwil]

Noodles are my favorite bar, wish they made a 31.8 variant. Make sure you understand the width if that is important to you. The widths at the hooks and end of the drops are ~1cm and ~1/2cm less, respectively, than the typically advertised width (42 is 41 & 41.5, 44 is 43 & 43.5, 46 is 45 & 45.5, etc). I typically ride 44 c-c bars so initially bought 44 Noodles. Later replaced them with 46s.

Have not tried the Dynamic, but love the Technomic Deluxe. All Nitto stuff is high quality.

[jonk]

I love my 48cm wide Noodles and Technomic Deluxe. The pearl is a nice stem too if you don't need the height. I think they look great on classic steel frames.

[dustyrider]

The noodles will stretch you out, so you might consider a shorter stem. At least that's what I'm figuring out with mine. Normally ride a 120 tried a 110, most likely settle for a 100. The pearl(or something as nice) search continues...

[gasman]

I love my Noodles on my commuter

[john903]

Ok so Iam perhaps the only person who does not like the Nitto Noodle bar here is why. I had a 46cm while in the drops they were great, but I felt like it was too much reach to the hoods and then when I was on the swept back tops I felt like I was being pushed back on the bike. They just didn't fit like I thought they would. Overall quality is outstanding a strong and stiff bar I believe the 46cm are heat treated as well to prevent flex.

[jmoore]

Nitto Technomic + Noodle + lugged steel = perfect combo

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[don compton]

Nitto Noodle, Riv Roadeo, and some nice big fat tires!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:banana:

[JAGI410]

Crappy picture from my ride home, but I run my wide Noodles with the levers tilted inwards a little bit. Looks a little goofy but damn it's comfortable.

http://i1035.photobucket.com/albums/a434/JAGI410/Romic/2C45316D-AF04-40F3-B6FD-69543A9D0325_zpskg4tvj9i.jpg (http://s1035.photobucket.com/user/JAGI410/media/Romic/2C45316D-AF04-40F3-B6FD-69543A9D0325_zpskg4tvj9i.jpg.html)

[sw3759]

i wanted to love these,nitto is top quality and i love my mustache bars.but these were the worst bend i ever tried and i've tried just about everything.disliked everything about them.too shallow, hooks to narrow, hated the back sweep and didnt work with sti levers imo.they look nice though just couldn't get comfortable with any part of this bend

[joosttx]

The noddle is a great bar. I highly recommend.

https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5474/13938171352_cae7d17a66_z.jpg

[Neil]

Nitto Noodles with a Serotta Ti stem:

https://farm6.staticflickr.com/5474/11137470366_767e532562_b.jpg