Component manufacturer from Germany SQlab has introduced the latest set of aluminium handlebars to the market, flaunting a user-friendly, convenient design. These 310 3.0 aluminium handlebars have been specially crafted for MTB, trekking and city tours.
The three new handlebars, 310 for MTB touring, 302 for trekking and 321 for city travels, have been allocated to standardise the handlebar shapes for each use.
All these SQlab handlebars have been attested by the German Zedler Institute strength test determining the downhill mountain bike statistics with the strongest weightage point of 180kg.
The use of aluminium in the making is extremely well thought out, as it reduces the bike's weight by a certain degree. The 310 3.0 aluminium handlebar has been constructed to lend support, stability and comfort to MTB tours and the travelling industry. These are also compatible with the latest e-bike models in the market.
SQlab's 302 aluminium handlebar also provides a similar kind of ease in movement during highly formidable trekking missions. The third specimen, the 321 aluminium handlebar, is suitable for city rides, offering an immensely comfortable ride with the rider enjoying a natural riding position.
SQlab claims: "A clear, simple concept reduces the number of possible handlebar shapes and quality levels to just three handlebars for touring, trekking and comfort."
"Quality and durability offer the highest level of safety because here we have gone one step further: All comfort handlebars are manufactured to MTB standard and have passed the most demanding test protocol of the Zedler Institute for downhill handlebars," the firm added.
Tobias 'Toby' Hild, a motocross enthusiast, after surviving a very dangerous accident, began propagating mountain bikes, and in 2002, he established SQlab as the globe's first rider-inspired cycling components maker.
Since then, the brand has kept a careful eye on creating such designs so that a rider can enjoy the comfort he deserves along with sophisticated and competitive riding.
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