Zipp celebrates a racing heritage. We can trace their origins to race car development, and we can see that the brand is testing the limits of cycling technology, which keeps them in a prominent position among respected component houses in cycling. Their Service Course SL 80 Ergonomic Handlebar is Zipp's ergonomic bar for those who prefer a flat top, a medium reach, and a drop that you reach down to, rather than into. They feature a 7-degree ramp angle for a flat transition to the hoods and a 4-degree outsweep at the drops. As we can expect from Zipp's innovative style, the Service Course SL 80 Ergonomic Handlebar is the first ergo bar to be clip-on compatible. It's constructed with 7050 aluminum for durability, and it's just what we're looking for when we want to ride with a neutral wrist position. The handlebar's design is perfect for racers who want to maintain a comfortable, ergonomic position.
Price: $118.00 from Backcountry
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