Cycle Sport now stocks Chromag bars and stems!!!

Are you a Neanderthal? Are you a Neanderthal that needs big, burly parts to support your full-figured frame (it's okay, you're just big-boned). If that's the case, your eyes doth not deceive you. You're now looking at the latest addition to the list of select U.S. dealers currently stocking Chromag parts. We here at Cycle Sport would like to thank Julian and Ian at Chromag for getting us set up with an account and on the proper program. Chromag parts are undeniably sick, being made with high-quality materials, solid graphics and durable as all hell. We've been running their Fubars OSX bar/Ranger stem combo on our XC bikes for a couple of rides and already we're experiencing nothing but pure stoke. We've got the Fubars OSX handlebars and Ranger stems in stock now, but look for additional parts to be in regular stock in the near future. And as with all of our vendors, we can special order any of the products they offer, so if there's something you want that we're not stocking, hit us up and we'll hot shot that order up north to get you styled out with some sick Chromag bling ASAPossible.

Fubars OSX handlebar: At 30" wide (760mm), you just might be able to corner like your favorite World Cup stunner. Doubtful, but maybe. They feature a low 1" rise, 31.8mm oversize clamp and 5 degree upsweep with an 8 degree bend. All the cool kids are rockin' the fully pimped-out chrome finish. It's the new hotness. But if you're not yet rad enough to fly that color, they have an anodized black or red finish to keep you in check until you're qualified to upgrade. For all you ladies out there (and metrosexual men who are fully comfortable with your own sexuality) they also come in purple and "ice blue".

Ranger stem: The Ranger stem is an all-mountain affair that Chromag touts as designed for "epic duty". I mean seriously, the word epic is right there in the description. Need I say more? Fine. It comes in various lengths. Make it happen, Cap'n.

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