Deda Alanera RS Handlebars
Description
Alanera RS represents a pinnacle in handlebar technology, combining aerodynamics, comfort, adjustability, and compatibility with cutting edge accessories to meet the demands of professional cyclists and enthusiasts alike. Born from the legacy of the first integrated handlebars to triumph at the Tour de France, the Alanera RS pushes the boundaries even further. Alanera VS Alanera RS Alanera RS represents an evolution of the previous geometry, optimised and refined for even greater performance and comfort. RHM-EVO shape: With a 120 mm more compact drop, riders can maintain a low position for longer durations, enhancing comfort and aerodynamics Improved ergonomics at the top Top cross-section features a more aero design 6% Lighter Cleaner internal area for easy cable routing Optimised in the Milano Politecnico University Huge Watt saving compared to previous model Features 6 Degree Flare: The 6-degree flare design enhances control and comfort while providing ample clearance for the forearms when in the drops Special Headset Spacers: These spacers not only facilitate internal cable routing but also offer adjustability without the hassle of cable removal Full Internal Cable Routing: Designed for D-shape forks or DCR compatible frames, the Alanera RS boasts seamless internal cable routing for a clean and aerodynamic profile RHM-EVO shape: With a 120 mm more compact drop, riders can maintain a low position for longer durations, enhancing comfort and aerodynamics The Alanera RS is available in 21 different size combinations. Notes about sizes: Stem Length (mm) x handlebar width (cm) measured outside to outside Shape: RHM-EVO (Rapid Hand Movement) Material: UD full carbon construction Fork Steerer: 1 1/8" - Tapered (28. 6mm) Angle: 82deg Depth: 75mm Drop: 120mm Flare: 6 Degree Handlebar Weight: 340g (110x42) Included with: Aero top cap Headset spacers and DCR top cover for headtube 46mm and 56mm Garmin bike mount for Garmin, Wahoo, Bryton and Go Pro Note: Compatibl
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