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ENVE M9 Carbon Mountain Bike Handlebar

Introducing the ENVE M9 Carbon Mountain Bike Handlebar, a race-proven downhill handlebar that delivers confidence and control on the toughest tracks. Crafted with precision and designed for performance, the M9 handlebar has redefined what a DH carbon fiber bar can achieve. With two rise options available—30mm and 50mm—the M9 ensures a personalized fit for every rider. This handlebar is a testament to ENVE's commitment to excellence, featuring a complete decal sheet to color match with your existing wheel decal colors.

• Race-proven downhill design
• Two rise options (30mm and 50mm)
• Complete decal sheet included

Handlebar Specifications

The ENVE M9 Carbon Mountain Bike Handlebar is designed with a 31.8mm clamp diameter and a downhill-focused flex profile, providing a ride feel that defines the potential of a DH carbon fiber bar. The new 2018 M9 bar offers a 30mm or 50mm rise, with 8˚ sweep and 4˚ tip angles for optimal handling. The 50mm rise model features a 70mm-wide clamping zone, while the 30mm rise bar has a 55mm clamping zone. Each bar comes with a complete decal sheet to ensure a cohesive look with your existing wheel decal colors.

• 31.8mm clamp diameter
• 8˚ sweep and 4˚ tip angles
• Customizable clamping zones (50mm or 55mm)

Benefits and Target Audience

The ENVE M9 Carbon Mountain Bike Handlebar is built for downhill racers who demand the best in performance and design. With its race-proven track record and world-class engineering, this handlebar has been a favorite on the World Cup podium over 75 times in the last eight years. The M9 bar is an essential component for riders looking to gain an edge on the racecourse or simply enjoy a smoother, more controlled ride. Whether you're a professional racer or a passionate enthusiast, the M9 handlebar will elevate your mountain biking experience.

• World Cup podium performance
• Optimized for downhill racing
• Customizable to fit your preferences