Kellys KLS DH70 handlebars, 31.8 mm/810 mm, rise 20 mm
The DH 70 handlebars are built for the hardest of the hard – Downhill. Drops, jumps, rocks – these handlebars are made to handle it all.
• 6061 aluminum provides sufficient strength and at the same time increased comfort thanks to its flexibility, which is one of the natural properties of the 6061 alloy.
• The balance between strength and lightness is achieved using Double Butted technology – a combination of 2 different material wall thicknesses. In places where the material must withstand high pressure, the wall is reinforced, and places that are not so stressed have thinned walls to save weight.
• Extra-wide handlebars for extra-good control in extra-tough conditions.
• The handlebars can be easily shortened if necessary – just cut them according to the scale on the ends.
• Easily adjustable using the scale.
DETAILS
Backsweep: +9° / Upsweep: +5°
Width: 810mm
Diameter: 31.8mm
OPTIONS
Rise: 20 mm
Color: Sand Blasted Black
COMPATIBILITY
All standard stems with a diameter of 31.8mm
| Colour | black |
| Material | aluminium |
| product ID | 80691 |
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savings Kellys KLS ALM/EN 70 handlebars, Ø-31.8 mm/780 mm, 25 mm rise
26.99 €
savings
RRP 38.99 €
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