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Old 02-24-07, 03:31 PM
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Originally Posted by Hambone40
I currently have Specialized XC flat 31.8mm OS bars with 5 degree backsweep on my Stumpjumper Hardtail. I am interested in replacing them with some type of riser bar. What would be a good light weight riser to add to my racing bike? Include price if you know it.

Hambone,

i have two of their handlebars. one on my road bike which feels great and the OS MR bar for my mtb that unfortunately i have not built yet. all i can say is it appears nice. i included the weights below. it is definitely pretty light. what i also liked about the riser mtb bar was that is was fairly "mild" ...nothing to drastic.

i just thought i'd mention these because i don't think too many people ever consider them. they seem like a quality company with quality parts.

take care

http://www.truetemper.com/performanc...g/xrocbars.asp

XROC

Offering the perfect mix of strength, optimized weight, and control, the XROC™ off-road bar series is all about lightweight performance and uncompromising durability.

Part Number........Bend.........Rise........Length.......Weight........Clamp Size
XROC-ZR...........5 degree.....0mm.......580mm.......125g..........25.4mm
XROC-MR..........8 degree......20mm.....660mm.......165g..........25.4mm
XROC-HR...........8 degree.....32mm......660mm.......175g..........25.4mm
XROC-ZR-OS......5 degree.....0mm........580mm.......140g.........31.8mm
XROC-MR-OS......8 degree.....20mm......660mm.......168g.........31.8mm
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