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Register as a DealerStrummer Bar Tape End Cap is an end cap for the handlebar to tidy up the finishing of the bar tape and cover the ends of the handlebars.
This product helps keep the ends of the bar tape neat while covering the handlebar hole to prevent it from being open. Suitable for road bikes, gravel bikes, fixies, or other bicycles that use handlebars with compatible end sizes.
Price and purchase apply for 1 set, containing 2 pcs end caps for the left and right sides of the handlebar.
| Specifications | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Strummer |
| Type | Bar Tape End Cap / Handlebar Plug |
| Material | Plastic |
| Weight | ±15 grams / set |
| Color | Black |
| Package Contents | 1 set / 2 pcs |
| Position | Left and right handlebar |
| Function | Handlebar end caps and bar tape finishing |
| Compatibility | Road, gravel, fixie, certain MTBs according to handlebar size |
Make sure the inner size of the handlebar is compatible before purchasing. Compatibility may vary depending on the type of handlebar and the thickness of the bar tape used.
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