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16° Backsweep
provides a natural transition from the lower arm to the hand when in a more stretched riding position.
4° Upsweep
4° upsweep brings the elbows into a perfect position for a dynamic riding style.
Rise
4° upsweep brings the elbows into a perfect position for a dynamic riding style.
Which Backsweep-Type are you?
16° Backsweep
stretched out riding position, Hardtail, Racefully
12° Backsweep
upright riding position, All Mountain, Enduro
Unbreakable only SQlab without damage!
The BIKE magazine has tested in its issue 04/2019 more than 70 handlebar stem combinations for their break resistance..
The result: Only Syntace and SQlab manage the load test without damage!
- ARTICLE NUMBER(S)
- 2060 / 2061 / 2062
- AREA OF USE/BICYCLE TYPE
- MTB Gravity & E-Performance
- WEIGHT(S) IN G
- approx. 325 / 330 / 335
- MATERIAL
- Aluminium
- WIDTH(S) IN MM
- 780
- MAXIMUM CUTTING WIDTH IN MM
- 720
- RISE IN MM
- 15 / 30 /45
- BACKSWEEP IN °
- 16
- UPSWEEP IN °
- 4
- DOWNSWEEP IN °
- 0
- CLAMP DIAMETER IN MM
- 31,8
- STEM CLAMPING WIDTH IN MM
- Min. 40 - Max. 58
- MAXIMUM TORQUE IN NM
- 8
- MAXIMUM SYSTEM WEIGHT ALLOWED IN KG
- 120
- E-BIKE READY
- Yes
- DIN/ASTM CATEGORIES
- 5
The 16° backsweep provides a natural transition from the lower arm to the hand when in a more stretched riding position.
The 4° upsweep brings the elbows into a perfect position for a dynamic riding style.
The 15mm, 30mm or 45mm rise allow individualized positions.
31,8mm clamp diameter.
Also available in carbon.
Passed the “Zedler End of Life” test with flying colors.
The perfect combination of form, wall thickness and diameter with the corresponding anatomically optimized bend for various riding dynamics, currently make the new SQlab 30X handlebar series the most stable as well as the lightest bar in its field.
The pictured stem is not included in the scope of delivery.
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