Zipp Service Course SL-70 XPLR Road Handlebars

The Zipp Service Course SL-70 XPLR aluminium gravel handlebars, with a 5-degree flare and 11-degree fall-out sweep, provide 6 cm more width at the handlebar ends. On the Service Course SL 70 XPLR, the flare begins just below the grip bodies, which leaves the brake levers in their optimal, standard position.

Zipp Service Course SL 70 Ergo Road Handlebar Dimensions and Specifications:

• Material: Aluminium AL-7050
• Reinforced, roughened clamp area
• Handlebar clamp: 31.8 mm
• Width specification: measured centre-to-centre
• External cable routing
• Compatible with Di2 RS910 connection
• Reach: 115 mm
• Drop: 70 mm
• Flare: 5 degrees
• Outsweep: 11 degrees
• Backsweep: 3 degrees
• Finish: black

Zipp Service Course 70-SL XPLR, HB-DBSC-SL7X-A2 :

The innovative all-round handlebar from Zipp, the Service Course SL 70 XPLR. The handlebar’s abbreviation, XPLR for Explore, illustrates the desire to explore the world on a road bike... from tarmac roads to gravel, mud, dirt and even singletrack. The Service Course SL 70 XPLR helps you get there faster by positioning the body, starting with the hands, in an optimal comfort position for riding for hours on end. Modern riders demand a lot from their cockpit, whether they’re completing a two-hour training ride from home or a 200-kilometre gravel adventure. Comfort, control and the ability to carry the essentials. We’ve met these requirements by creating a handlebar with a tight bend and wide lower section, focusing specifically on two crucial factors: outsweep and flare. Outsweep refers to the flared handlebar ends. Flare, on the other hand, describes the angle of the entire lower section to the side. On the Service Course SL 70 XPLR, the flare begins just below the grip bodies, leaving the brake levers in their optimal, standard position.

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