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Photo courtesy Syncros/Michal Cerveny
Reigning Olympic and World Champion Nino Schurter will debut a new one piece Syncros cross country cockpit at the third round of the World Cup this weekend in Nove Mesto.
Photo courtesy Syncros/Michal Cerveny
Schurter will ride the new Fraser iC SL Special Edition bar for the first time in competition in the short track and main cross country race on a highly technical course. The iC stands for integrated cockpit. SL stands for super light.
Photo courtesy Syncros/Michal Cerveny
The current World Cup leader rides with a minus 25 degree stem, 90mm extension and a reversed T-bar. Syncros replicated this position for him with this new cockpit, a one piece carbon bar and stem that saves 90g over the previous setup producing a very light bar and stem combination.
Photo courtesy Syncros/Michal Cerveny
Key Specs
- Fraser iC SL / Fraser iC SL Special Edition
- 60, 70, 80, 90 mm virtual stem extension / 90mm SE only
- -8° virtual stem angle / -25° virtual stem angle (Special Edition)
- 9° back sweep
- 740mm bar width
- Claimed Weight: 220g / 225g
Photo courtesy Syncros/Michal Cerveny
The Fraser iC SL cross country cockpit will be spec’d on a Scott Scale and Spark SL and World Cup models for MY19. The Fraser iC SL Special Edition will only be available after market with a strictly limited run.
To learn more, head to www.syncros.com.
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