Velobike Bunch Bars - 330mm
Velobike Bunch Bars - 330mm
Velobike Bunch Bars - 330mm
Velobike Bunch Bars - 330mm
Velobike Bunch Bars - 330mm
Velobike Bunch Bars - 330mm
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Velobike Bunch Bars - 330mm

Regular price $1,295.00

SKU: P-14654


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Lead out the bunch with Velobike’s new UCI-legal carbon fibre endurance bar, designed in collaboration with New Zealand’s track cycling team.
The bunch bars were developed through a rider centred design approach - empowering them with the greatest advantage from body positioning and aerodynamics.

The bunch bars have 5 main grip positions built-in:
1. The traditional drop grip, providing comfort and maximum control.
2. Drop front grip. The rider’s hands can slide up while lowering the elbow for greater aero without repositioning your grip.
3. Hood grip. A popular transition from road cyclists, the horns provide maximum comfort when at the top of the track during a madison. The raised grip position opens up the airways for quicker aerobic recovery.
4. Pursuit Grip. A safe and stable grip for the greatest aero advantage. When your palms are held up against the horns, the forearms become horizontal - eliminating their frontal area from the drag equation. The horns are the narrowest and furthest forward section of the bars drop. This position is the ultimate fusion between pursuiting and bunch racing.
5. Top Grip. A flat and horizontal top section provides a stable platform to sling your madison partner or to rest after the race. A cut-out either side of the stem cradles the rider’s thumb for greatest grip and control.

SPECIFICATIONS - 330mm
UCI approved for the Tokyo 2020 (2021) Olympics
Width Drops: 330mm C-C
Width Hoods: 264mm C-C
Drop: 120mm C-C
Reach: 104mm C-C
Recommended to torque stem clamp at 4Nm

SPECIFICATIONS - 350mm (Discontinued)
UCI approved for the Tokyo 2020 (2021) Olympics
Width Drops: 350mm C-C
Width Hoods: 285mm C-C
Drop: 120mm C-C
Reach: 104mm C-C
Recommended to torque stem clamp at 4Nm
Photo credit: Eugene Bonthuys