Renthal Fatbar 35 Handlebar - 800mm

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The Renthal Fatbar 35 Handlebar is designed for competitive downhill racers and aggressive trail riders who demand a lightweight yet exceptionally durable cockpit component. It offers a race-proven ride quality that has secured six World Championship gold medals, providing elite handling and precision on the most demanding terrain. A notable caveat for prospective buyers is that this bar requires a compatible 35mm clamp diameter stem, making it unsuitable for riders using standard 31.8mm setups.
| Model Part Number | HBRNF5A2N |
|---|---|
| Brand | Renthal |
No, this handlebar is specifically designed for a 35mm clamp diameter and will not fit a 31.8mm stem.
Yes, you can trim the bars using a standard pipe cutter or a hacksaw with a guide, provided you do so carefully to maintain a clean edge.
The Renthal Fatbar 35 features a 7-degree backsweep and a 5-degree upsweep.
While it can be used for any discipline, it is primarily engineered for gravity and downhill racing where extra strength is needed.
Renthal has meticulously matched the flex characteristics of the 35mm version to the 31.8mm equivalent to ensure it maintains the same comfort and compliance.
Clean both the stem faceplate and bar surface with isopropyl alcohol to remove grease; check that all stem bolts are torqued to the correct specification.
Remove the stem faceplate, clean the contact surfaces, and ensure the bolts are tightened in the correct cross-pattern.
To install, ensure your stem features a 35mm handlebar clamp diameter. Clean the stem faceplate and handlebar contact area thoroughly before installation to prevent slippage. When tightening the four-bolt faceplate, use a cross-pattern to ensure even clamping pressure and adhere to the manufacturer's recommended torque specifications. Regularly inspect the bar for deep gouges or structural damage, especially after significant crashes. If you choose to trim the width, use a high-quality pipe cutter or a fine-tooth hacksaw with a guide to ensure a clean, perpendicular edge.