Nukeproof expands the range of colors of its Horizon line components by adding purple, or to be more correct, anodized purple, which is added to red, blue, copper and black.
The HZN handlebar in 7050 aluminum alloy available in two widths, 780 and 800mm, and in three heights, 12, 25 and 38mm of rise, all which have a diameter of 31.8mm.
They also have etching to assist with a cut on PadLoc type grips.
The handlebar is combined with their HZN stem with 35, 50 and 60mm in length available for both 31.8 and 35mm diameter.
The cockpit is completed by Nukeproof’s lock on grips, available with both the Ultra soft Race compound and the more robust Endurance compound.
Three options for HZN pedals, with a flat version and two clipless. 10 pins per side for the flat version, on a sturdy aluminum alloy platform.
The CL model is the widest of the two clipless versions, with 6 adjustable pins on each side and a larger support surface. They use an engagement system compatible with Shimano cleats.
The CS version, which uses the same attachment system, has only 4 pins per side, which are adjustable in height, and a smaller surface.
HZN fixed seat post is available in 30.9 and 31.6mm diameter.
That seatpost can be combined with the HZN collar, available in the following sizes: 34.9mm, 31.8mm, 28.6mm, 36.4mm.
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