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Easton claims A 130mm drop for this bar, which they must measure by tipping the bar way forward, as with the bar in a standard riding position we measured a whopping 170mm.
Deflection testing showed it to be quite forgiving, not too flexible, but by no means super stiff. Out on the road that was confirmed by the smooth ride, much smoother than any other alloy bar we’ve tested recently.
The length of the drops and the flex characteristics of the bar make it ideally suited to longer rides where a higher front end might be used, but with nice low drops for descending.
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Product Specifications
Product
| Name | EA70 Wing |
| Brand | Easton |
| Manufacturer's Description | Eastons EA70 features recessed cable-routing indentations and anatomical Ergo-bend. The EA70 bar also incorporates our renowned TaperWall Technology fro superior strength and excellent shock absorption characteristics. |
| Weight (g) | 251 |
| Depth Of Drop | 170 |
| Available Sizes | 46cm |
| Clamp/Bar Size | 31.8 |
| Width (Centre to Centre) | 40/42/44 |
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