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ProTaper Fuzion MX Race Handlebars
$179.99
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$179.99
$179.99
Tech Specs
- Brand
- ProTaper
- SKU
- PTR022077
- Manufacturer part number
- 022077
- Category
- Controls › Handlebars
- Shipping weight
- 3.5 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
The Fuzion Handlebar is a new concept in high-performance control systems. The revolutionary flex locking system allows riders to choose between a stiffer, more controlled handlebar feel or a softer more shock absorbing feel depending on terrain conditions. Changing the bar from "Locked" to "Unlocked" takes only seconds. The bar itself utilizes ProTaper's exclusive aluminum alloy computer profile in a 4 mm wall design for the ultimate in lightweight strength
- Unlocked function allows the crossbar to telescope and flex like a Contour or EVO Pro Taper handlebar while the locked function connects the crossbar creating solid, definite feedback to the rider
- Made from 5 mm, proprietary, 2000 series T6 aluminum alloy for superior tensile and yield strength
- Crossbar clamps CNC-machined from 6061 aluminum and adhered with aerospace quality polymer
- Plastic bar end plugs keep the elements out and provide a stronger base for grip ends
- High-tech shot peened, stress relieved, and anodized finish for unmatched durability
- Chemically applied graphics are scratch and peel resistant
- Clutch side knurling provides maximum grip adhesion
- Crossbar made from cold-forged aluminum
- Weighs only 2.1 lbs. (940g) without pad
- Includes crossbar pad
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