Zipp

Service Course 70 Ergonomic Handlebar

6061 Aluminum is known for its excellent strength-to-weight ratio, making it a popular choice for cycling components. It is lightweight, which helps improve overall bike performance, and its durability ensures that parts can withstand the rigors of cycling. This means you can enjoy a smoother ride without compromising on strength or reliability.

The drop measurement indicates how low the handlebars are compared to the top. A greater drop can enhance aerodynamics, allowing for a more streamlined position, which is beneficial for speed. However, it may also require more flexibility and comfort in your riding posture. Choosing the right drop can help you find a balance between comfort and performance based on your riding style.

Reach refers to the horizontal distance from the top of the handlebar to where the drop begins. A longer reach means you will lean further forward, which can improve aerodynamics but may also affect comfort. Understanding your preferred reach can help you select handlebars that fit your riding style and body type, ensuring a more enjoyable cycling experience.

Ergonomic design focuses on creating products that enhance user comfort and efficiency. For handlebars, this means they are shaped to fit the natural grip of your hands, reducing strain during long rides. Ergonomically designed handlebars can help prevent discomfort and fatigue, allowing you to ride longer and more comfortably.

The Service Course line from Zipp is specifically designed for serious cyclists who prioritize performance and comfort. These components are crafted from high-quality materials and feature advanced design elements that enhance the riding experience. Whether you're racing or enjoying long rides, the Service Course products are engineered to meet the demands of dedicated cyclists.

Choosing the right drop and reach depends on your riding style, flexibility, and comfort preferences. If you prioritize speed and aerodynamics, you might opt for a greater drop and longer reach. However, if comfort is your main concern, a shallower drop and shorter reach may be more suitable. It's helpful to test different configurations to find what feels best for you.