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ROAD HIGH HANDLEBAR 7/8'', S/BIKE SPORTS UNIVERSAL MAT BK, / REN REF : 756-01
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Only 5 leftROAD HIGH HANDLEBAR 7/8'' SUPERBIKE SPORTS UNIVERSAL. Steel bar 2.10mm thick with a hard matte black powder-coated finish. Designed with no crossbar for instruments. Based on Renthal REF: 756-01 bend. Features plastic end caps to prevent bars from cutting through grips. Constructed from 2.0mm thick carbon steel for high strength. CNC precision bent and super-tough durable epoxy powder coated. Weight 2.65 lbs. Made in the UK by Factory Image Racing.
Specifications
- SKU
- 16-2813.BK
- Brand
- Factory Image Racing
- Availability
- In Stock (5)
General Colour C
Black
General Product Group
Handlebar & Controls
General Product Type
Handlebars
General Size
7/8"
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Product details
FULL DESCRIPTION
Factory Image Racing Road High Handlebar 7/8'' - Matte Black
Upgrade your motorcycle's ergonomics with the Factory Image Racing Road High Handlebar. Designed for superbike and sports universal applications, this handlebar offers a comfortable and controlled riding position.
Key Features:
- High Strength Construction: Made from 2.0mm thick carbon steel for exceptional durability and strength.
- Clean Aesthetics: Features a no-crossbar design, ideal for integrating instruments and maintaining a sleek appearance.
- Durable Finish: Finished with a hard, matte black powder coating for a tough and corrosion-resistant surface.
- Precision Bending: CNC precision bent for accurate geometry and consistent performance.
- Protective End Caps: Includes plastic end caps to prevent the handlebar from cutting through grips.
- Standard Diameter: 7/8 inch (22.2mm) diameter, compatible with most standard motorcycle controls.
- Optimized Weight: Weighs approximately 2.65 lbs.
- Made in the UK: Manufactured with quality and craftsmanship in Great Britain.
- Renthal Bend Reference: Based on the Renthal REF: 756-01 bend for a familiar and effective profile.
