SYNCROS Fraser iC SL SE -17° Integrated Cockpit
Model : 275402
Key Features
- One piece bar & stem
- SL - Super light construction
- Limited edition
1. Color : black matt
£409.99
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- A varient of our Fraser iC SL Special Edition, this version has a less extreme stem angle. The stem has a minus 17 degree rise, 740mm width and our T-bar geometry with the weight savings and stiffness benefits that come from producing the bar and stem in one piece. This is a limited edition of the Fraser iC SL.
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Range of use
MTB -
Material
Carbon UD, Superlight Layup -
Up Sweep
6° up -
Back Sweep
9° back
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Rise
Flat T-Bar -
Angle
-17° -
Clamp Diameter
iC (integrated Cockpit) -
Steerer Diameter
1 1/8" -
Length
100mm -
Weight
220g -
Features
XC World Cup level integrated carbon bar & stem
One piece construction
Syncros Engineered Carbon Construction
Textured grip/lever are
Integrated stem -17°
Flat T-Bar shape
Width: 740mm
iC Integrated Cockpit
iC - Through the years, our line of components has continued to shred into uncharted territory, forever pursuing the magical blend of strength, light weight and ergonomics. Our integrated Cockpit concept blurs the line between components and frame, creating a seamless unit that functions as a complete system rather than a collection of parts. The result is lighter, stronger & more aerodynamic – redefining the classic bike aesthetic.
SL Carbon Layup
The Syncros superlight SL Line uses the highest quality carbon fibre and construction techniques to produce components that are on average 10% lighter while maintaining the same performance and durability characteristic. These race bred components represent the absolute top of the range, designed specifically for SCOTT RC bikes.
Carbon UD
The foundation of our carbon components are our fibres. At Syncros we mainly use unidirectional carbon fibres. These show more tensile strength and modulus than woven carbon patterns. (Tensile strength is the amount of force needed to cause the fibres to break, while the tensile modulus is a measure of the carbon fibre's stiffness). This gives us the ability to produce very light carbon products and to be one of the innovation leaders in the industry.