Lyne Handlebar Amp 35 Riser Bar 50MM
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Lyne AMP 35 Riser Bar
What Is It?
The Lyne AMP 35 Riser Bar is a wide mountain bike handlebar designed for modern trail riding. Its 35mm clamp diameter provides a strong cockpit platform, while the wide 800mm profile increases leverage and control over the front wheel.
Key Features
- 35mm handlebar clamp diameter
- 800mm width
- 25mm rise
- 5° upsweep
- 9° backsweep
- Available in alloy and carbon versions
- Designed for modern trail and MTB setups
- Wide profile improves steering leverage and control
Specifications
- Brand: Lyne Components
- Model: AMP 35 Riser Bar
- Width: 800mm
- Clamp Diameter: 35mm
- Rise: 25mm
- Upsweep: 5°
- Backsweep: 9°
- Application: MTB / Trail
Material: The AMP 35 is available in both 6061 alloy and carbon fibre versions. The alloy version is approximately 374g, while the carbon version is approximately 218g.
Benefits
- Wide 800mm profile provides increased steering leverage
- 35mm clamp helps create a stiff, responsive cockpit
- 25mm rise allows a slightly higher riding position
- 9° backsweep promotes a comfortable hand position
- Suitable for aggressive and technical trail riding
- Available in alloy or lightweight carbon construction
Best Suited For
- Trail MTB
- All-mountain riding
- XC bikes requiring a wider cockpit
- Technical and aggressive trail riding
- Riders upgrading to a modern 35mm cockpit standard