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Easton EC90 AX Handlebar

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Easton EC90 AX Handlebar

For the new EC90 AX handlebar, we've expanded on our AX design to include a unique ergonomic top section, shaped for each size, for added rider fitment and comfort. Informed by our EC90 SLX and Aero handlebars, our lightweight carbon layup brings a race pedigree feel to the most popular gravel handlebar series on the market.

Each width of handlebar features a tuned ergo diameter + length, while they also retain our proven maximum contact drop, and offer 40/42/44/46cm centre to centre sizing. Coming in at just 208g for the 42cm width, this featherweight flared gravel bar is backed by athlete feedback and unrelenting test methods.

 

For the new EC90 AX handlebar, we've expanded on our AX design to include a unique ergonomic top section, shaped for each size, for added rider fitment and comfort. Informed by our EC90 SLX and Aero handlebars, our lightweight carbon layup brings a race pedigree feel to the most popular gravel handlebar series on the market.

Each width of handlebar features a tuned ergo diameter + length, while they also retain our proven maximum contact drop, and offer 40/42/44/46cm centre to centre sizing. Coming in at just 208g for the 42cm width, this featherweight flared gravel bar is backed by athlete feedback and unrelenting test methods.

 

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Original: $389.99

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Easton EC90 AX Handlebar

$389.99

$136.50

Description

For the new EC90 AX handlebar, we've expanded on our AX design to include a unique ergonomic top section, shaped for each size, for added rider fitment and comfort. Informed by our EC90 SLX and Aero handlebars, our lightweight carbon layup brings a race pedigree feel to the most popular gravel handlebar series on the market.

Each width of handlebar features a tuned ergo diameter + length, while they also retain our proven maximum contact drop, and offer 40/42/44/46cm centre to centre sizing. Coming in at just 208g for the 42cm width, this featherweight flared gravel bar is backed by athlete feedback and unrelenting test methods.