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Thomson Trail Alloy Riser Bar (35.0) 35mm/800mm Black 9.35 } Tailored widths allow for Rate Range:500-550Lbs
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Thomson Trail Alloy Riser Bar (35.0) 35mm 800mm Black 9.35 } Tailored widths allow for Rate Range:500 550Lbs } Tailored widths allow for precise stiffness profiles and less trimming Precise internal butting of the aluminium allows for a stiff but compliant bar Flex profile specific to every bar width and rise combination Maximum stem clamp width: 60mm Not compatible with direct mount stems This ski is equipped with innovative Cold Base Bonding technology for optimal wax absorption and grindability as well as liquid waxable Gliding Sidewalls for reduced friction Produced with an advanced hydraulic forming press to ensure consistent wall thickness and exact tolerances Produced from 7050 alloy then butted and tapered for optimal fatigue life
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