EASTON HANDLEBARS
2012 Easton EA70 Handlebar - White
Drop bars were invented for 21-year-old racers with lithe backs and loose hips. The rest of us (and even most 21-year-olds) can benefit from compact bars like Easton's EA70 Compact Handlebars because their shorter 75mm reach brings the central "U" bend of the bar closer to the rider, and the ...read more
2012 Easton EA70 Handlebar
First there were round bends. Then anatomic bends, then removable faceplate stems unleashed bar designers to get really creative. That creativity was further expanded when carbon-fiber became a viable handlebar material. There are so many shapes, so many styles today, but starting to see many of ...read more
2012 Easton Attack TT Carbon Aero Bar
Attacking and time trialing seem like two different things. But attacking is more than just something you do; it's a frame of mind. Easton's Attack time trial handlebars put you in the right position to get on course with the necessary sustained ferocity whether it's a 4km pursuit, a 40km TT, or a ...read more
2012 Easton EC90 SL Carbon Riser Bar
While Easton's EC90 Flat Handlebar is the undisputed featherweight champion of XC bars, it's a pure racer's tool. This Easton EC90 SL Carbon Riser Bar is a slightly more comfortable way to go, while only giving up 25g -- the mighty heft of an energy gel. Just like its flat brother, Easton's ...read more
2011 Easton Haven Carbon Handlebar
It's kind of insane to think what Easton's done here. TheHaven Carbon Handlebar is a full 100g lighter than their alloy Haven Handlebar. However, it's just as wide, at 711mm, making it perfect for lift-served terrain or shuttles, just like the alloy Haven. But this bar is so light, it'd be at home ...read more
2012 Easton Havoc Carbon Handlebar
Easton's new Havoc Carbon DH Handlebar is a lot like its alloy sibling, the Havoc Aluminum. Both are monster-wide, at 750mm, and both are built to be scary strong. The scarier thing is that the carbon edition is a whopping 80 grams lighter. While that may not seem like a lot of weight, each gram ...read more
2012 Easton EC70 XC Riser Carbon Handlebar
Better suspension technology is allowing longer travel full-suspension bikes to go faster than ever, but you need a bar that can keep up. Easton's EC70 Carbon Handlebar is wide, at 685mm (30mm wider than the outgoing EC70), so it allows greater cornering leverage. And there are two rises, 20mm and ...read more
2012 Easton EC70 Wide Flat Handlebar
29er riders know the truth: A bigger wheel yields a longer footprint, and that gives the tire a lesser angle of attack to roll through trail chop rather than stall out between obstacles. But that bigger wheel size makes the front end of the bike taller, too, so it's tough to get downward leverage on ...read more
2012 Easton Haven Handlebar
A minor cost upgrade fromEaston's Vice Handlebar gets you this sexy beast, the Haven Handlebar. Both bars share the same, 711mm width. It's ideal for all-mountain attack runs, park use, and shuttles, but the lighter Haven is a better stick if you do more self-powered ascents. And the lower weight ...read more
2012 Easton Havoc DH Handlebar
Easton's new Havoc DH Handlebar is going to be a good choice for budget minded gravity riders as it won't break the bank, so you're free to spend precious pennies on the stuff that fails more often (say, on broken chains and bent derailleur hangers). And that it's lighter than most DH bars is a ...read more
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