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Ragley Wiser handlebar


RAGLEY'S EVOLVED WISER nails on-trail control in a great looking, great value package. The big change is an increase to 760mm width (from 740mm) for a useful bit of extra muscle.

The classic nine-degree backsweep, five-degree upsweep angles put your hands exactly where you expect at a comfortably natural angle and the custom-drawn 7075-T6 alloy gives precise control without bone-crushing stiffness so you won't be crippled by the end of the day. There are 10mm and 38mm rise options too, loads of colours and a matching stem (Ragley Stubbing, 65$) for a top-value cockpit package.

Weight 302g
Width 760mm
Rise 25 mm
Backsweep
Upsweep

PRICE 58$






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