Funn Full-On Bar And Stem review

The Full-On bar offers a generous 28in (710mm) width, with a choice of 30mm or 50mm rise. The backsweep of 8 degrees along with the upsweep of 5.5 degrees feels natural and gives excellent control.

Our rating

4.5

The bar feels nicely natural and gives great control.

BikeRadr©.

Robin Weaver

Published: March 1, 2007 at 12:00 am

Our review

The choice of world champions for good reason

The Full-On bar offers a generous 28in (710mm) width, with a choice of 30mm or 50mm rise.

The backsweep of 8 degrees along with the upsweep of 5.5 degrees feels natural and gives excellent control. Built from triple butted 7075-T6 alu and weighing in at only 300g, these bars are capable of great things.

Tightly clamping the bar down is the RSX RockShox Boxxer-specific stem, directly mounted to the crown of the fork via a four-bolt fixing. This not only enhances rigidity but prevents bar twist. The RSX features an adjustable extension of either 45mm or 50mm and is CNC'd from strong 6061-T6 alu. The 30-degree rise of the RSX stem combined with the natural sweep of the Full-On bar could be just what you need. A direct mount MZX4 stem for Marzocchi forks is also available.

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