Pro LT Compact Alloy Handlebar - 44cm

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The Pro LT Compact Alloy Handlebar is designed for road cyclists seeking a balance of value and performance. Its primary benefit is enhanced comfort and control, particularly for riders with smaller hands or those who prefer more accessible brake and shifter levers. A potential consideration is its 31.8mm clamp diameter, which requires a compatible stem. This handlebar features durable 6061 T6 aluminum construction, a compact bend for easy transitions to the drops, a rounded top section, and a single recessed groove for clean cable routing.
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The compact bend allows riders to easily transition to the drops for increased control or aerodynamics, making brake and shifter levers more accessible, especially for those with smaller hands or less flexibility.
No, this handlebar is designed for mechanical cable routing with its single recessed groove and is not optimized for integrated electronic shifting systems.
The Pro LT Compact Alloy Handlebar is available in widths of 38cm, 40cm, 42cm, and 44cm.
The handlebar features an oversized 31.8mm clamp diameter for increased strength and rigidity.
The handlebar weighs from approximately 280g, depending on the chosen width.
No, you must use a stem that specifically has a 31.8mm clamp diameter to fit this handlebar.
Yes, the handlebar is constructed from 6061 T6 aluminium, which is known for its strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion.
Ensure the stem clamp bolts are tightened to the manufacturer's recommended torque specification (usually 4-6 Nm). Check that the stem and handlebar clamping surfaces are clean and free of grease or debris.
Adjust the position of the brake levers on the handlebar. Many levers can be positioned further out or closer in. Consult your lever's manual for specific adjustment instructions.
Ensure the cable groove is clear of obstructions. Check that the cable housing is not kinked or excessively bent. You may need to slightly reposition the lever or shifter for optimal cable path.
Clean both the handlebar and the inside of the stem clamp. Apply a thin layer of carbon paste (if applicable, though this is alloy) or a light grease to the interface. Re-tighten bolts to the correct torque.
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