The gold standard for durability and ride feel with Easton carbon TaperWall technology. The perfect trail riding bar.

9º bend, 5º upsweep
155g- 660cm

Easton is focused on innovation and driven by technology. That rolls off the tongue pretty easily and you’ll find it on a million corporate websites, annual reports and all kinds of prospectus. Yet few companies can back it up they way they can. Easton's founder began manufacturing arrows from aluminum instead of the material of choice for thousands of years, cedar wood, in 1939. Ever since that tradition wrecking moment, they've really, actually been a company focused on innovation and driven by technology. Really.

Need more proof? Easton literally rolled out the industry-leading Hyperlite handlebar in the late 1980’s. Thanks to over 50 years experience in working with aluminum, they knew how to make a bar that weighed much less than anything else on the market, but was also much stronger. Sure, competitors tried to copy; none were successful.

After feeling as though they’d done thier thing with alloy, Easton moved into composite materials like carbon fiber. It wasn’t long before they started to show results there too. A carbon bar that weighed less than anything ever done in aluminum and still met Eastons stringent standards for testing; light and incredibly stiff carbon forks; composite frame tubing that proved to the best in nothing short of the Tour de France.

Easton is not afraid to say they are focused on innovation and driven by technology. Even if you’ve never seen one of the trailblazing products they’ve made, Easton know there’s more around the corner and think these will break new ground too.