Gradient MTB Carbon Handlebar
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Why We Like The FSA Gradient MTB Carbon Handlebar
When we are looking to upgrade our bike components, the FSA Gradient MTB Carbon Handlebar is a great place to start. Featuring a carbon fiber construction, the Gradient MTB Carbon Handlebar is super lightweight, stiff, and reduces vibration caused by trail feedback. This handlebar is available in 31.8 or 35-mm diameter bar clamps and has a 20 or 30-mm rise to best suit our preferences.
Details
- Carbon trail/enduro handlebar increases ride quality
- Available in 31.8 or 35mm bar clamps
- Available in 20 or 30mm rises
- Features an 8-degree back sweep and a 5-degree upsweep for trail geometry
- Item #FSAD139
- Material
- carbon fiber
- Diameter
- 31.8mm, 35mm
- Rise
- 20mm, 30mm
- Sweep
- [back] 8 degrees, [up] 5 degrees
- Width
- 800mm
- Claimed Weight
- [35mm, 30mm rise] 8.81oz (250g), [31.8mm, 30mm rise] 8.11oz (230g)
- Activity
- cross-country, trail, enduro, downhill
- Manufacturer Part Number
- 180-0044086030, 180-0045096030, 180-0041095030, 180-0040094030
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
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Stiff, confident, and aggressive
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
I rode these bars for a handful of rides on my Santa Cruz Hightower, a well rounded all mountain bike. They are stiffer than some other options on the market, but offer a lot of confidence for aggressive riders looking for a lightweight bar to keep weight down for everyday use, but also a highly durable bar for those bike park days. The design and graphics on these bars also look fantastic, providing some street credibility while riding one of the winningest brands in the handlebar market.
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