While carbon everywhere is still the dream, there’s something to be said about a durable set of alloy handlebars. Zipp agrees and has launched the new Service Course SL-70, SL-70 Ergo and Service Course 70 Ergo bars and the (well, carbon) Service Course SL 0 and 20-degree seatposts.
We got the skinny on these new bits several months ago and the Service Course SL-70 Ergo bars and Service Course SL 20 seatpost are both in for review on a Niner RLT9. We’ll highlight those two out of this new launch.
Zipp Service Course SL-70 Ergo Bars
With a short drop and reach, the flat tops now feature a 3-degree backsweep.
Standard widths (38, 40, 42 and 44) to go along with the new Ergo tops.
Not shown, but they are Di2-compatible with a port for a battery in the drops.
Features:
- 260g (42cm)
- 70mm reach
- <128mm drop
- >4 ? drop flare
- 3° backsweep on tops
- 10 ? ramp angle
- Clip-on compatible on 40cm and up
- Available in 38, 40, 42, 44cm widths
- Di2® RS910 junction box compatible
- Available in High Polish Black or Beyond Black
- AL-7050
- MSRP: $110 (August 2018)
Zipp Service Course SL 20 Seatpost
With an alloy head and unidirectional carbon fiber tube, comfort is a top priority.
The head bolts are easily-accessible and the head is compatible with all rail types.
Features:
- 249g weight (actual)
- 25.4, 27.2 or 31.6mm diameter
- 400mm length
- 20mm setback (0-degree also available)
- 7.0Nm torque for saddle rails
- 100mm minimum insertion length
- Unidirectional Carbon tube w/ AL-7050 head
- MSRP: $160 (August 2018)
More Info: Visit Zipp.com
