ZIPP SERVICE COURSE COMPONENTRY
2012 Zipp Service Course SL Alloy Handlebar
The 13th element hasn't lost its place as a high performance structural material. With their Service Course line of components, Zipp invests technological development in aluminum to a degree you'd think they'd reserve strictly for their legendary arsenal of carbon products. With the Zipp ...read more
2012 Zipp Service Course SL Alloy Stem
The Zipp Service Course SL Alloy Stem represents groundbreaking territory when it comes to the balance between cost, lightness, and performance. Its 3D forged 7075 aluminum construction is what gives it superb strength and stiffness akin to what you'll find on the standard version of the Service ...read more
2012 Zipp Service Course SL Alloy Seatpost
SL. Superlight. SuperLeggera. No matter the language, SL translates as tuned, faster, lighter. Zipp's Service Course SL Alloy Seatpost is just that, a lighter version of their Service Course Seatpost. Two things create the 50g weight savings -- more aggressive machine work to remove excess ...read more
2012 Zipp Service Course Alloy Handlebar
Zipp handlebars have subtle shaping that separates them from the pack and makes them comfortable, light, and strong. Like their carbon fiber bars, the Zipp Service Course Alloy Handlebar has a constant taper from the 31.8mm clamp area in the center of the bar to the 24.2mm diameter at the top bend. ...read more
2012 Zipp Service Course Alloy Stem
When Zipp unveiled their alloy 101 wheelset they quickly learned the hunger in the marketplace for uber-engineered aluminum components. If it wasn't their hottest-ever product unveiling here at Competitive Cyclist, it was up there. Given that, up until recently, Zipp worked exclusively with ...read more
2012 Zipp Service Course Alloy Seatpost
Service Course: For Zipp, this is code to signify aluminum. While it might be a surprise that Zipp has its eye here on a material other than carbon, many of us prefer the brainless care and feeding of aluminum when it comes to our bar and stem. Zipp knows people like this exist, and with their ...read more
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