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Renthal Kevlar Tapered Dual Compound Handlebar G166

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Product description

The Renthal Kevlar Tapered Dual Compound G166 handlebars offer durability, grip, and comfort for offroad riding. Specially designed for riders who spend long days on trails and tackle technical sections.

  • Key Feature: Renthal G166 – Kevlar-reinforced, tapered dual compound handlebars for long-lasting performance
  • Color: Green variant
  • Material and Construction: Kevlar-reinforced rubber with dual compound technology for improved grip and wear resistance
  • Shape and Ergonomics: Tapered shape for a natural hand position and better control during turns and jumps
  • Application: Offroad use, ideal for motocross and enduro-style trails
  • Model/Reference: JU-G166

These grips are designed to dampen vibrations and maintain hold in mud, muddy puddles, and wet conditions. With its durable materials, it delivers confidence and control, allowing you to focus fully on the trail and riding, not on holding onto your handlebars. Suitable for riders who value reliability and precise control in rugged offroad conditions.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-G166
  • Brand
  • Colour
    Groen
  • Part
    Handlebars / levers

Manufacturer and product safety

Manufacturer

RENTHAL

Bredbury Park Way
SK6 2SN Stockport
GB

moto-support@renthal.com

EU responsible person

Parts Europe GmbH

Conrad Röntgen-Str. 2
54332 Wasserliesch
Duitsland

sales@partseurope.eu

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