Handlebar

★★★ Mountain bike handlebar material: T700 carbon fiber; Weight: about 250g (800*90); Appearance: UD matt; Bicycle handlebar width: 700/720/740/760/780/800mm; mtb handlebar carbon stem length: 70/80/90 mm; Shaft angle: -17°; Fork diameter: 1-1/8" (28.6 mm); Back angle: 5°; Pivot angle: 7°; ★★★ a molded riser handlebar carbon; Ultralight, durable and easy to clean; Excellent shock resistance and maximum strength. Give you the best support when cycling. Carbon Fiber Compared to Aluminum Alloy: Lighter in Weight. Visually much nicer. Lighter in color. Stronger in compressive strength. Anti-shock. Has the right elasticity and improves the class of your bike in minutes. ★★★ Carbon integrated handlebar with great design and stem, one-piece construction. This bike handlebar could be further back while cycling and have a more comfortable riding position. Combo for stiff control, integrated stem system massively reduces weight, suitable for extreme all-mountain riding, inexpensive. ★★★ These preset carbon speedometer holder mounting screws for mountain bike handlebar can be installed for the speedometer/stopwatch holder (not included). Handlebar carbon riser ergonomic design, reduces air resistance, makes riding easier. Install correctly carbon downhill Handlebar, please note the specified tightening torque (4Nm); Please use the torque sensibly when installing the brake and install it manually. ★★★ Bicycle handlebars Choose the size: The width of the mountain handlebars doesn't really correlate with the size of the wheels, but it depends on your riding style and the type of terrain you usually ride on: make wide handlebars on a heavy, fast-moving bike like an enduro bike makes sense. In general, cross-country riders prefer short handlebars, while enduro riders and downhill riders prefer significantly wider handlebars.