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Big, burly and badass! DH strength without the weight. -Unidirectional carbon weave -Up to 25% lighter than aluminum counterparts -Stiff with excellent vibration damping for those long descents -35mm clamp -Extensively tested and proven design, carbon bars you can trust -25mm and 35mm rise options -800mm width

We made the FU40 for those looking for a little more rise than our standard OSX and OSX35 models. Whether you are dirt jumping or ridng a trail or DH bike, the FU40 provides all the performance features of our premium alloy construction in a package that features 40mm positioning. Its 800mm wide, with a 31.8 stem-clamp diameter. The FU40 is the the result of years of refinement and iterative improvement. By refining the shape, and utilizing variable butting, high grade alloys and advanced heat treatment techniques, we have increased the fatigue life many times of the ISO industry standard. So much so, that we’ve seen fatigue test results reach over 1 million cycles. This creates not only a strong, reliable bar, but one that feels great with a balance of flex and control for the best ride possible! Based on the same platform as the tried and tested OSX but with more rise. Optimised wall profile designed for higher rise bars that experience additional torque. 31.8mm clamp. 40mm rise. 7000 series heat-treated alloy provides optimum strength to weight.

Our first major success at Chromag was the design and production of forward, relevant handlebars and in 2005, we were arguably the most progressive handlebar producer with some of the widest, strongest bars on the market. The OSX35 is built off the foundation of the classic OSX, with a 35mm clamp. -More DH/Enduro focused than the OSX -35mm clamp -7000 series alloy provides highest strength to weight of all of our bars

Chromag has a strong history of manufacturing handlebars. The OSX is one of their best selling products and put them on the map as a bike components company. The OSX has a reputation for its perfect combination of bend and upsweep. This geometry combined with an array of colour choices has made the OSX a popular choice for pretty much any discipline of mountain biking.