Description Gecko Pave Handlebar Tape
Arundel Gecko Pave is a fabric and EVA foam base bar tape, topped with a layer of printed silicone.
Applying a thin layer of silicone made it possible for Arundel to produce a bar tape that is of similar weight to their Gecko Grip while retaining the grippiness and overall feel of pure silicone tape.
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great tape and adds a splash of color
by nevadaphotoguy
Cycling Enthusiast
Murrieta CA, USA
I have this tape on my two gravel bikes and I'll pleased with the look and feel of it. I see some criticism here about it wearing too fast, but my experience is that it lasts about 6 months or in my world about 2K miles worth of riding. The colors and patterns are a nice break from single color tapes and the price point makes it a good value. My go-to bar tape...................mgg
Reviewed 11/21/2020
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Showing significant wear after just 4 or 5 hundred miles.While
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Mesa, AZ
3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
Qualifier I don't claim to be an expert bar tape wrapper. While I like the look and have gotten several compliments on the look, there are two issues with this tape that I do not like. The first is the application. The elasticity of the tape is significantly greater than the sticky strip attached to the back of the handlebar tape. While the bar tape stretches, the sticky strip on the back does not. You can not stretch this bar tape without causing the two parts to separate. I managed, but it was not easy. The second issue is durability. The outer coating has already come off near the shifters after several months. I average about 120 miles per week.
Reviewed 11/28/2019
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