Description A High-Quality Bar For A High-Performance Ride
Even though 35mm handlebars have become pervasive in the mountain bike world, they can often feel too harsh during a full day of riding rough trails. OneUp claims to have solved this problem with the Carbon Rider Bar, the ultimate add-on to make your bike run smoother than ever.
A unique patent-pending flattened oval shape delivers just the right amount of vertical compliance, combining the best characteristics of 31.8mm and 35.0mm diameter handlebar standards. This one-of-a-kind profile increases steering responsiveness, allowing you to hit all the turns with ease. A unique design minimizes the 35mm clamping area and quickly changes to a flattened oval shape in the transition zone, then to the standard 22.2 clamps for the shifter, brakes, and grips.
By reducing arm pump and vibration while also increasing steering response, this strong and lightweight riser bar only improves your handlebar. When it comes to the ultimate upgrade for lightweight yet noticeable performance, the OneUp Components Carbon Riser Bar is the ultimate necessity.
Features:
A carbon fiber bar that lets you ride harder for longer
Flattened oval shape offers forgiveness on rough descents
Unique shape increases steering responsiveness
Enjoy reduced arm pump and fatigue during all-day rides
Reliable 8° backsweep and 5° upsweep for a neutral feel
800mm width gives you more confidence and control
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
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