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Soma Fabrications Handlebar Update

The guys at Some Fabrications in San Francisco have just come out with some new handlebars and seeing as we're in the handlebar game as well we figured we'd show some love. They just introduced a 31.8 version of the Clarence handlebar and Odin handlebar and came out with a black version of their popular Soma Oxford Bar. The Clarence and Odin bar are similar to our Alterra cafe bar in that they offer a great upright riding position and offer a nice sweep that gives you ergonomic hand positions that many styles of riders could appreciate. We have a number of people riding our Alterra bars on their mountain bikes so it makes sense that they would come out with a 31.8 clamp version of the Odin bar.

More info at http://www.somafab.com/

Black Soma Oxford Bar

31.8 Soma Clarence Bar

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