The bar allows a neutral wrist position on the drops and a flat brake hood transition for the athlete even while riding with a more upright position. This bar provides comfortable and efficient positions on the tops or hoods or that aero and efficient position in the drops. 80mm reach and 125mm drop for a medium-high position.
Light weight, stiffness, and comfort: the Zipp Service Course line provides the right fit for all rider types. The Service Course 80 Ergo bar uses 6061 aluminum to tip the scales at 315g for a 42cm-widebar. In addition to the ergonomic benefits, the Service Course 80 Ergo are our first ergo bars to be clip-on compatible. The bars feature a 7° ramp angle for a flat transition to the hoods and a 4° outsweep at the drops.
The flattened bar top and a 3° backsweep provide a neutral wrist position on the tops. The Service Course 80 Ergo retains the same 80mm reach and 125mm drop of the existing Service Course 80 bars, perfect for a rider looking for a medium reach and shallow drop who likes reaching down to, rather than into, the drops. Zipp’s stalwart Service Course 80 handlebars now have an option for those who prefer an ergonomic flat top.
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The Service Course 70 Ergo packs a powerful punch of everything you’d want in a bar-a design based on feedback from pro bike fitters and riders, an ergonomic top section, and a price you’ll love. The 70 XPLR also features an ergonomic top with an extended 100mm clamping area for computer mounts, aero-extensions, bags, and whatever else you may need for the long haul.Bar drops provide a wider, balanced, and secure position with drops that are about 6cm wider than the hoods position for technical or intense riding.We met these needs by creating a bar with shallow and wide drops, specifically focusing on two crucial metrics-outsweep and flare. Today’s riders demand a few things out of their cockpit, whether they are doing a two hour training ride from home or a 200 mile gravel adventure: comfort, control, and the ability to carry what they need. The Service Course 70 XPLR help you go faster by placing your body, starting with your hands, in an optimal “comfort zone” position for hours of rough riding over mixed terrain. The bar’s moniker, XPLR, exemplifies the desire to explore the world with an expanded definition of cycling on a drop bar bicycle… from paved roads onto gravel, mud, dirt, and even single track. This time-honored handlebar color is available on the Zipp Service Course 70XPLR, our newest drop-bar offering. The range includes, Zipp’s Service 70 XPLR, 70 Ergo, 80 and 80 Ergo handlebars, along with the brand’s Service Course stem and seatpost.Īccording to Zipp, the new pieces will be available in April. Indeed, Zipp has unveiled a new color for 2020 for its popular Service Course range of finishing components they call Nano Blast Silver Anodize. When it comes to handlebars and stems, all that glitters isn’t gold, or even black for that matter, as evidenced by Zipp’s return to a classic look with the launch of its Silver Service Course cockpit. In FEATURED ARTICLES, LATEST ARTICLES, THE DOUBLE DIAMOND
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