Singletrack/MTB
Gravel/All-road
Dirt-road Touring
Fat-bike
The new Whisky Scully Bar has all the right curves for long-distance touring, including a 23-degree backsweep and just the right amount of rise, and it comes in carbon and aluminum. Check it out here…
The all-new Whisky Scully Bar is designed to be a versatile handlebar for long-distance tours and short day rides alike. “We wanted to create something that had the right amount of backsweep and upsweep but still be a true mountain and performance bar that covers a wide range of riding styles,” says Product Manager Jeremy Christianson. Available in both a carbon and alloy construction, the Scully Bar has a slight forward bend before sweeping back again, allowing riders to find comfort without compromising on stem length or reach preferences.
The Scully Bar has a 5-degree upsweep, 23-degree backsweep, 20mm rise, and a generous clamping area on either side of stem for mounting cradles, accessories, or bags. The bar comes in two widths (780mm or 820mm) and can be trimmed down to 750mm. Both the carbon and aluminum models are ISO tested for harsh terrain, which means they’re as well-suited to fast, technical descents as they are urban cruises. The 820mm alloy version weighs in at 413 grams and costs $65, while the 820mm carbon model weighs 237 grams and costs $180 USD. Both are available through your local Whisky Parts Co. dealer.
Learn more at WhiskyParts.co.
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