These futuristic Syncros carbon MTB cockpits are priced at $140 or less

Normally $499, these Syncros carbon handlebar-stem combos deliver a sleek look, light weight, and excellent bar feel.
By Jeff Barber
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Syncros integrated cockpits fuse together stem and bar into a sleek and lightweight carbon package for a clean look. Not only that, they’re designed to deliver an optimized ride feel that one Singletrack reviewer has described as “excellent” and “fantastic.”

Normally priced at $499, you can pick up select Hixon (trail/enduro) or Fraser (XC) integrated cockpits for just $100-140 during the Scott Sports 12 Days of Deals sale!

A close-up view of a Syncros Fraser integrated handlebar stem on a mountain bike, showcasing a blue frame and black grips. The handlebars are positioned near a tree, with pine needles scattered on the ground. Various bike components, such as the brake levers and cables, are visible, highlighting the bike's design and features.
Close-up of a turquoise mountain bike, featuring the Syncros Hixon iC rse handlebar-stem combo, and seat, positioned in front of a stone wall with engraved text. The bike shows signs of use, with dirt on the frame, and has a distinctive design with a yellow seat.
Fraser left, Hixon right.

The Syncros Hixon is available with a 40mm, 50mm, or 60mm effective stem length with varying bar widths and rises, depending on which version you choose. And there’s a DH-specific Hixon cockpit that fits dual crown forks.

The Syncos Fraser can be had in varying effective stem lengths too, from 80mm to 100mm, and with rises from -8° to -40° on sale for the ultimate XC race setup.

 
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