The abbreviation of the handlebar, XPLR (for Explore), illustrates the desire to explore the world on a road bike, from paved roads to gravel, mud, dirt, and even singletracks. The Service Course 70 XPLR helps riders progress faster by positioning the body, starting with the hands, into an optimal comfort position for hours of riding. Modern riders demand a lot from their cockpit, whether they are completing a two-hour training ride from home or embarking on a 200-kilometer gravel adventure. Comfort, control, and the ability to carry the essentials are key. Zipp has met these demands by creating a handlebar with a tightly curved and wide lower section, focusing specifically on two crucial factors: Outsweep and Flare. Outsweep refers to the outward-turned ends of the handlebars, while Flare describes the angle of the entire lower section to the side. On the Service Course 70 XPLR, the Flare begins just below the grip bodies, keeping the brake levers in their optimal, usual position.

• Material type: Aluminum
• Intended use: Road bike / Cyclocross
• Details:

• 5° Flare and 11° Outsweep create a sprint position that is 6 cm wider than at the grip bodies
• 100 mm clamping area on the top bar
• Compatible with Di2 Bar End Junction handlebars

• Backsweep: 3°
• Design: Drop
• Handlebar clamp (mm): 31.8 mm
• Reach: 70 mm
• Drop: 115 mm.