Zipp Service Course SL-70 XPLR Handlebar

Zipp Service Course SL-70 XPLR Handlebar - 31.8mm | 40cm Zipp
Zipp Service Course SL-70 XPLR Handlebar - 31.8mm | 40cm Zipp
Zipp Service Course SL-70 XPLR Handlebar - 31.8mm | 40cm Zipp
Zipp Service Course SL-70 XPLR Handlebar - 31.8mm | 40cm Zipp

Zipp Service Course SL-70 XPLR Handlebar

Zipp Service Course SL-70 XPLR Handlebar

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What Makes the Zipp Service Course SL-70 XPLR Worth the Upgrade?

The Zipp Service Course SL-70 XPLR Handlebar brings SL-grade construction to the XPLR gravel geometry, making it the go-to choice for riders who want a premium bar built specifically for mixed-terrain performance. Like the standard 70 XPLR, it focuses on outsweep and flare to place your hands in an optimal comfort zone through the drops for rough and variable surfaces. But the SL version's refined aluminum construction delivers a stiffer, more precise bar feel that rewards riders who spend serious hours on gravel, dirt, and adventure routes.

The flared, shallow drop geometry maximizes control and stability on technical gravel while keeping you comfortable in the hoods for long hauls. The 31.8mm clamp fits any standard modern stem, and the 40cm, 42cm, and 44cm width options cover a range of shoulder widths and rider preferences from aggressive race setups to relaxed adventure configurations. If you are putting real miles into gravel and want the cleanest Zipp XPLR bar available, this is the one to wrap.

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Specifications

  • Drop Style: Shallow with outsweep and flare for gravel
  • Clamp Diameter: 31.8mm
  • Widths: 40cm, 42cm, 44cm
  • Application: Gravel, adventure, mixed terrain

FAQ

How does the SL-70 XPLR differ from the standard 70 XPLR?

Both share XPLR geometry with flare and outsweep. The SL version uses refined aluminum construction for a stiffer, more precise feel and comes in an additional 40cm width option. The standard 70 XPLR is a more budget-friendly entry into the same geometry.

What is the advantage of flare on a gravel bar?

Flare widens the drops relative to the tops, giving you a more stable, shoulder-width grip in the drop position for improved control and reduced fatigue on rough terrain and technical descents.

Is the SL-70 XPLR a good choice for gravel racing?

Yes. The XPLR geometry was developed for exactly this purpose. The short 70mm reach and flared drops work well at race pace on variable surfaces where handling precision and arm comfort both matter.

Best For

Serious gravel and adventure cyclists who want SL-grade construction with XPLR flare geometry for maximum control and comfort on mixed terrain.

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