Works as intended.
I even used the silver on an old rusty handlebar with good results, though I probably should have used the gold for more contrast. The gold made my rusty old bike frame look like a work of art.
More than happy with my purchase.

Pretty happy with Velo orange products. Nice finishes as well.

I was looking for something with a little bit of drop to improve cable alignment and this did the trick great. The QR is super nice to have as well.

A little on the heavy side but doesn’t matter for my ride. Sultry retro look for my restomod project paired with the VO chrome stem.

This product is easy to use. Keeps me from
dropping phones and chargers, and is top quality! Bought 3 and will buy more for stocking stuffers!!!

excellent product, excellent customer service when I had an issue with shipping.

very stable

great bars.

This crankset functions perfectly and is a beautiful piece of art that highlights my vintage Bilato frame.

Thank you for carrying the special tires that I needed and making it seamless from order to delivery!

Hi -- I have bought bulk-paks of Headset Spacers from other venders, but went with Velo Orange because I only needed a select few (different sizes). These Headset Spacers are better quality than what I've purchased in the past. They may cost a little more than the other bulk-pak options, but they're a good choice.

just great.

Wrecked Gitane I've been riding for 50+ years and bent the fork. Actually found a right sized Motobecane fork & this Headset was the first step in rebuilding my bike. You might guess I am very attached to my bike & very happy with the fix.

I added these bars to my velo orange neutrino. It had drop bars, but it needed a change. I’m loving them.

It's a great post especially for the money asked. A lot of folks mention the difficulty of installing and others say it's a breeze, but none of the breezers explain why it's easy, so here goes: Do this with the bike secured, (bike stand is best) just make sure the post is vertical as this is a balancing act. 1. Place the bottom bracket on the post. 2. Balance the seat & rails on the bracket. 3. Holding onto the seat, slip the side brackets under and around the rails, (more holding a balancing). 4. And here's the trick — don't put the screw in until last. With your thumb and finger squeeze the side brackets together compressing and cinching them around the rails — then slide the screw in and tighten. Done. Slow and patient. Have fun!