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SQlab flexes w/ new 311 FL-X bars, moves with comfy 602 Infinergy saddle

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SQlab’s Interbike booth was all about comfort. Comfort at the bars with their new 311 FL-X bars, and comfort at the saddle with the 602 Infinergy seat that’s making its way to production.SQlab flexes w/ new 311 FL-X bars, moves with comfy 602 Infinergy saddle

Compared to the 3OX bar, the 311 FL-X has 30% more flex. That should translate to a more comfortable ride at the bars, especially for lighter riders who don’t need a stout bar. SQlab flexes w/ new 311 FL-X bars, moves with comfy 602 Infinergy saddleSQlab flexes w/ new 311 FL-X bars, moves with comfy 602 Infinergy saddle

The 311 FL-X will be available in two models, both with a 16 degree bend. One will have a 15 degree rise, the other 30 degrees. Both should come in under 200g and will retail for $250.

SQlab flexes w/ new 311 FL-X bars, moves with comfy 602 Infinergy saddleSQlab flexes w/ new 311 FL-X bars, moves with comfy 602 Infinergy saddle

Infinergy foam seems to be finding its way into a few new saddles lately – it’s not just for shoes. The expanded foam takes the place of the rubber like polymer for their Ergolux Active saddle system and allows the whole saddle to move independently of the rails for a more comfortable ride.

SQlab flexes w/ new 311 FL-X bars, moves with comfy 602 Infinergy saddle SQlab flexes w/ new 311 FL-X bars, moves with comfy 602 Infinergy saddle

SQlab flexes w/ new 311 FL-X bars, moves with comfy 602 Infinergy saddleAs usual, the saddles use their stepped design which is said to reduce pressure on the important bits, and will be offered in different widths for $109.99.

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Yngve
Yngve
6 years ago

I believe that is 15 or 30 MM of rise, not degrees.

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