Surly MTB Handlebars | Terminal Bar 31.8mm - Cycling Boutique
Surly MTB Handlebars | Terminal Bar 31.8mm - Cycling Boutique
Surly MTB Handlebars | Terminal Bar 31.8mm - Cycling Boutique
Surly MTB Handlebars | Terminal Bar 31.8mm - Cycling Boutique
Surly MTB Handlebars | Terminal Bar 31.8mm - Cycling Boutique
  • SKU: CB28349

Surly MTB Handlebars | Terminal Bar 31.8mm

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DESCRIPTION

The Terminal Bar isn’t just a comfortable cruiser-style bar like the Surly Open Bar. And it’s not just a tough off-road touring bar like the Surly Moloko, either, though it does have the same 34-degree sweep. Sharing properties of both bars, it’s a hybrid built for long, rough rides on rocky roads and mean-as-hell singletrack. Best suited for rugged touring applications with the Troll, Ogre, ECR, Bridge Club and Pugsley, the Terminal Bar’s Liger, Coywolf, or Beefalo of handlebars, and its versatile swept-back design means you’ll remain comfortable through even the longest days in the saddle. Made of lightweight aluminum, it's available in either polished anodized black or polished anodized silver and can be run with a 40mm drop or rise, depending on what you want to get into.


Specifications
  • Material: Aluminum
  • Clamp Diameter: 31.8mm
  • Width: 735mm
  • Rise: 40mm
  • Sweep Angle: 34 degrees
  • Weight: 400g
  • Colour: Polished Anodized Black or Polished Anodized Silver
  • Brake Lever Compatibility: Mountain 22.2mm

SKU# SUR-HB2695

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