Shadow Conspiracy Vultus S.G Bar

Straight-gauge tubing means the wall thickness remains consistent throughout the entire length of the bar, rather than tapering or thinning in certain areas. This adds material where it counts, making the bars significantly more resistant to dents and bending during heavy street impacts.

Because welding creates heat-affected zones that can weaken metal, the post-weld heat treatment process restores the structural integrity of the entire bar after it has been assembled. This ensures the material is uniformly strong across every joint and bend, rather than just at the raw tubing stage.

These are specifically engineered for street riding. The focus here is on maximum durability and impact resistance rather than weight savings, which makes them less ideal for racing or dirt jumping where a lighter setup is typically preferred.

This geometry is a classic, neutral setup that feels intuitive for most riders. The 10-degree backsweep provides a comfortable wrist angle for cruising and technical maneuvers, while the 3-degree upsweep keeps the bar ends from feeling too flat, offering a balanced feel for both control and comfort.

Yes, at 896 grams, these are on the heavier side compared to lightweight race bars. However, that extra weight is a direct result of the straight-gauge tubing and robust construction, which are trade-offs you make for increased longevity and peace of mind during aggressive street sessions.