Race Face Cintre ATLAS 35 x 800 – Kashima – Rise 20 mm

The Race Face Atlas 35 handlebar is one of the most popular choices for demanding riding styles such as Downhill (DH), Freeride, and Enduro. Made from high-quality, aerospace-grade 7000-series aluminum with a 35 mm clamp diameter, this 800 mm-wide handlebar combines exceptional stiffness, precise control, and outstanding durability to take on the most demanding trails.

Race Face Atlas 35 handlebar highlights

• 7000-series aluminum construction: Cold-drawn, ultra-strong alloy offers an optimal strength-to-weight ratio for extreme riding.
• 35 mm diameter: Increases overall cockpit stiffness while reducing muscle fatigue on long runs.
• 800 mm width, trimmable: Provides maximum leverage for total control at speed, with integrated cut marks at the ends.
• Proven Goldilock Tune geometry: 8° backsweep and 5° upsweep ensure a natural wrist and shoulder position.
• Anodized finish and laser graphics: Delivers a race-inspired look and high resistance to scratches and rock impacts.

Technical specifications

• Best for: Downhill (DH), Freeride, Enduro, Bike Park, and e-MTB.
• Clamp diameter: 35 mm.
• Width: 800 mm (trimmable down to 760 mm).
• Rise: 20 mm - 40 mm or 55 mm
• Backsweep: 8°.
• Upsweep: 5°.
• Maximum clamp spacing : 94 mm (compatible with direct-mount stems)
• Manufacturer's weight: 318 g at 800 mm width and 40 mm rise

Construction and materials

• 100% 7000-series aluminum
• Anodized finish with laser markings

Installation and compatibility guide

To ensure a secure installation and optimal control of your Race Face cockpit, be sure to follow these specifications.

• Stem: Compatible exclusively with stems featuring a 35 mm clamp diameter.
• Be sure to follow the recommended torque specified by your stem manufacturer during installation (typically between 5 and 6 Nm).
• Cockpit: Compatible with all standard mountain bike controls (grips, brake levers, shifters, and dropper seatpost remotes).
• Trimming the handlebar: Use a pipe cutter or hacksaw with a precise cutting guide, using the graduations etched at the ends of the handlebar.

Adjusting your position

• Centering and angle: Align the markings at the center of the handlebar with your stem faceplate to adjust the rise angle to suit your body.
• Stem clamping: Tighten the stem faceplate bolts evenly in a cross pattern to distribute pressure across the handlebar.