Fizik Cyrano R1 Carbon Road Handlebar: The Cyrano R1 is the mid-range handlebar from fizi:k. Made from uni-directional carbon, this is both strong & lightweight. The same Spine Concept guidelines that helps you choose your saddle is used to find your most comfortable handlebar shape. The application of The Spine Concept to handlebar shape is the result of fizi:ks research with riders of 3 UCI World Tour Teams that were riding fizi:k saddles. A correlation was found between the saddle shape each rider was using & the handlebar shape they were riding. Just as your choice of fizi:k Spine Concept saddle shape is guided by your degree of spinal flexibility & subsequent pelvic rotation, fizi:k offers this same concept to find your most comfortable handlebar shape. The Snake Handlebar If you are very spinally flexible (far less than 90 degrees between your straight legs & your back when bending over as far as you can, keeping your legs straight a shoulders width apart), you are a Snake. You are better able to reach further & get down lower to use the full radius of more rounded, classic-style, deeper-drop handlebars. You will prefer the Snake Handlebar because it has a longer reach (85mm) & deeper, classic-style drop (140mm). The Chameleon Handlebar If you have an intermediate degree of spinal flexibility (approximately 90 degrees between your straight legs & your back when bending over as far as you can, keeping your legs straight a shoulders width apart), you are a chameleon. You are better able to reach further, but perhaps you cant get down quite as low on the handlebar drops as a Snake would be able to. You will prefer the Chameleon Handlebar because it has a longer reach (85mm) but a shallower, more ergonomic-style drop (135mm). The Bull Handlebar If you have a relatively low degree of spinal flexibility (more than 90 degrees between your straight legs & back when bending over as far as you can, keeping your legs straight a shoulders width apart), you are a Bull. You will not be able to reach as far or bend as low as a Snake or a Chameleon would be able to. You will prefer the Bull Handlebar because it has a shorter reach (80mm) & a shallower, more ergonomic-style handlebar drop (130mm). Spine Concept guidelines to help you choose your most comfortable road handlebar shape Availble in three different drops & reach Snake: Reach 85mm, Drop 140mm Chameleon: Reach 85mm, Drop 135mm Bull: Reach 80mm, 130mm

Material: Uni-Directional Carbon Weight: 205g (size 420mm, centre to centre) Flare of drops: 3 degrees Graphics on both sides to mark where STIs should be placed Graphics on both sides to mark where to finish wrapping bar tape Your shoulder width should determine your handlebar width, choose from the following centre-centre measurements: 400/420/440/460mm As ridden at UCI World Tour level by AG2R Pro Cycling Team

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The application of The Spine Concept™ to handlebar shape is the result of fi’zi:k’s research with riders of 3 UCI World Tour Teams that were riding fi’zi:k saddles. A correlation was found between the saddle shape each rider was using & the handlebar shape they were riding. Just as your choice of fi’zi:k Spine Concept™ saddle shape is guided by your degree of spinal flexibility & subsequent pelvic rotation, fi’zi:k offers this same concept to find your most comfortable handlebar shape. Review Please read the Wiggle review of the Fizik Cyrano R1 handlebar written by a member of staff. The Snake Handlebar If you are very spinally flexible (far less than 90 degrees between your straight legs & your back when bending over as far as you can, keeping your legs straight a shoulders’ width apart), you are a Snake. You are better able to reach further & get down lower to use the full radius of more rounded, classic-style, deeper-drop handlebars. You will prefer the Snake Handlebar because it has a longer reach (85mm) & deeper, classic-style drop (140mm). The Chameleon Handlebar If you have an intermediate degree of spinal flexibility (approximately 90 degrees between your straight legs & your back when bending over as far as you can, keeping your legs straight a shoulders’ width apart), you are a chameleon. You are better able to reach further, but perhaps you can’t get down quite as low on the handlebar drops as a Snake would be able to. You will prefer the Chameleon Handlebar because it has a longer reach (85mm) but a shallower, more ergonomic-style drop (135mm). The Bull Handlebar If you have a relatively low degree of spinal flexibility (more than 90 degrees between your straight legs & back when bending over as far as you can, keeping your legs straight a shoulders’ width apart), you are a Bull. You will not be able to reach as far or bend as low as a Snake or a Chameleon would be able to. You will prefer the Bull Handlebar because it has a shorter reach (80mm) & a shallower, more ergonomic-style handlebar drop (130mm). Please Note: Your shoulder width should determine your handlebar width, choose from the following centre-centre ...

The Cyrano R1 is the mid-range handlebar from Fizik. Made from uni-directional carbon, it's both strong & lightweight. The same Spine Concept guidelines that help you choose your saddle is used to find your most comfortable handlebar shape. ...

The Cyrano R1 is the mid-range handlebar from Fizik. Made from uni-directional carbon, it's both strong & lightweight. The same Spine Concept guidelines that help you choose your saddle is used to find your most comfortable handlebar shape. ...

Fizik Cyrano R1 Carbon Seat Post: The Cyrano R1 is a carbon seat post made from uni-directional carbon, this is both strong & lightweight with a high-gloss finish topped with a saddle rail friendly easily adjustable clamp. Designed to complement fizik Cyrano handlebars & stems. Easy adjustable & quick to install a saddle into Designed specifically to be saddle rail friendly Wide range of fore-aft adjustment due to top part of the clamp is shorter than the base Seatpost can be run back to front allowing the rider to be closer to the bars in triathlon or time trials Saddle clamp has a flat top with no screws protruding meaning there is no danger of reducing saddle comfort Seat post clamp parts heat-treated for 3 times the industry standard, making them durable & corrosion-resistant

Material: Carbon Filament Wound Quill / Ergal Aluminium (7075-T6) clamp Bolts: Stainless steel Diameter: 27.2/30.9/31.6 Length: 270/330/400mm Layback: 25mm Weight: 190g (31.6mm x 330mm) As ridden at UCI World Tour level by AG2R Pro Cycling Team

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This stem is designed to complement the Fizik Cyrano handlebars & seatposts. Review Please read the Wiggle review of the Fizik Cyrano R1 handlebar written by a member of staff. ...

The Cryano R1 steam bolt is a strong & durable titanium replacement bolt for the Cryano R1 stem. ...

Featuring a tough aluminium construction, the Fizik Cyrano R3 Stem provides a strong connection between your steerer tube & handlebar as you tackle every mile on your road bike. ...

Fizik Cyrano R3 Road Handlebar: The Cyrano R3 is a high-end alloy handlebar, made from Ergal aluminium (7075-T6) this is both strong & lightweight. The same Spine Concept guidelines that helps you choose your saddle is used to find your most comfortable handlebar shape. The application of The Spine Concept to handlebar shape is the result of fizi:ks research with riders of 3 UCI World Tour Teams that were riding fizi:k saddles. A correlation was found between the saddle shape each rider was using & the handlebar shape they were riding. Just as your choice of fizi:k Spine Concept saddle shape is guided by your degree of spinal flexibility & subsequent pelvic rotation, fizi:k offers this same concept to find your most comfortable handlebar shape. The Snake Handlebar If you are very spinally flexible (far less than 90 degrees between your straight legs & your back when bending over as far as you can, keeping your legs straight a shoulders width apart), you are a Snake. You are better able to reach further & get down lower to use the full radius of more rounded, classic-style, deeper-drop handlebars. You will prefer the Snake Handlebar because it has a longer reach (85mm) & deeper, classic-style drop (140mm). The Chameleon Handlebar If you have an intermediate degree of spinal flexibility (approximately 90 degrees between your straight legs & your back when bending over as far as you can, keeping your legs straight a shoulders width apart), you are a chameleon. You are better able to reach further, but perhaps you cant get down quite as low on the handlebar drops as a Snake would be able to. You will prefer the Chameleon Handlebar because it has a longer reach (85mm) but a shallower, more ergonomic-style drop (135mm). The Bull Handlebar If you have a relatively low degree of spinal flexibility (more than 90 degrees between your straight legs & back when bending over as far as you can, keeping your legs straight a shoulders width apart), you are a Bull. You will not be able to reach as far or bend as low as a Snake or a Chameleon would be able to. You will prefer the Bull Handlebar because it has a shorter reach (80mm) & a shallower, more ergonomic-style handlebar drop (130mm). Spine Concept guidelines to help you choose your most comfortable road handlebar shape Availble in three different drops & reach Snake: Reach 85mm, Drop 140mm Chameleon: Reach 85mm, Drop 135mm Bull: Reach 80mm, 130mm

Material: Ergal Aluminium (7075-T60 Weight: 245g (size 420mm, centre to centre) Flare of drops: 3 degrees Graphics on both sides to mark where STIs should be placed Graphics on both sides to mark where to finish wrapping bar tape Your shoulder width should determine your handlebar width, choose from the following centre-centre measurements: 400/420/440/460mm As ridden at UCI World Tour level by AG2R Pro Cycling Team

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The application of The Spine Concept™ to handlebar shape is the result of fi’zi:k’s research with riders of 3 UCI World Tour Teams that were riding fi’zi:k saddles. A correlation was found between the saddle shape each rider was using & the handlebar shape they were riding. Just as your choice of fi’zi:k Spine Concept™ saddle shape is guided by your degree of spinal flexibility & subsequent pelvic rotation, fi’zi:k offers this same concept to find your most comfortable handlebar shape. The Snake Handlebar If you are very spinally flexible (far less than 90 degrees between your straight legs & your back when bending over as far as you can, keeping your legs straight a shoulders’ width apart), you are a Snake. You are better able to reach further & get down lower to use the full radius of more rounded, classic-style, deeper-drop handlebars. You will prefer the Snake Handlebar because it has a longer reach (85mm) & deeper, classic-style drop (140mm). The Chameleon Handlebar If you have an intermediate degree of spinal flexibility (approximately 90 degrees between your straight legs & your back when bending over as far as you can, keeping your legs straight a shoulders’ width apart), you are a chameleon. You are better able to reach further, but perhaps you can’t get down quite as low on the handlebar drops as a Snake would be able to. You will prefer the Chameleon Handlebar because it has a longer reach (85mm) but a shallower, more ergonomic-style drop (135mm). The Bull Handlebar If you have a relatively low degree of spinal flexibility (more than 90 degrees between your straight legs & back when bending over as far as you can, keeping your legs straight a shoulders’ width apart), you are a Bull. You will not be able to reach as far or bend as low as a Snake or a Chameleon would be able to. You will prefer the Bull Handlebar because it has a shorter reach (80mm) & a shallower, more ergonomic-style handlebar drop (130mm). ...