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The Vibe Superlight is the lightest cockpit ever designed by PRO. The brand is also launching the PRO Compact Carbon Clip-On, a compact and very lightweight extension.
Launched in 2007, the PRO Vibe product range has set the benchmark in terms of weight, strength, and aesthetics for the demanding road cyclist. The brand is launching its all-new Vibe Superlight cockpit, 75 g lighter than the previous handlebar and stem combination.
PRO Vibe Superlight Handlebar
The Vibe Superlight handlebar weighs only 154 g (in 38), making it the lightest road handlebar ever designed by PRO. The weight reduction has not come at the expense of performance, as the high-quality UD T1100 carbon layer includes Innegra™ fibers for improved impact resistance. This makes the handlebar more resilient to crashes or extreme stresses. In terms of shape, the oversized top section also offers a comfortable and ergonomic hand position. Climbers who like to ride holding the top of the handlebar will appreciate this feature.

The PRO Vibe Superlight handlebar is fully compatible with internal Shimano Di2 cable routing. Available in three widths, from 38 to 42 centimeters, the new PRO handlebar allows for precise bike fitting when combined with the PRO Vibe Superlight stem.
PRO Vibe Superlight Stem
Constructed from 7075 alloy and optimized for the Vibe Superlight handlebar, the PRO Vibe Superlight stem is both lightweight and stiff, and it is compatible with other handlebars that have a 31.8 mm clamp diameter. The stem combined with the handlebar completes the seamless internal cable routing integration in the cockpit on compatible bikes, while also offering different routing options for older frames.

Available in lengths from 70 to 120 mm and with a ±6-degree angle, the PRO Vibe Superlight stem can be mounted in a positive or negative orientation to allow for a more (or less) aggressive cockpit setup.
As its name suggests, it is super light, with the shortest version weighing only 92 g. The new PRO Vibe Superlight cockpit saves even more weight thanks to the PRO Gap Cap Expander Carbon, which weighs only 24 g, 16 g less than PRO’s previous lightest expander.
PRO Compact Carbon Clip-On Extension
Designed for ultra-endurance cyclists and short-distance triathletes who are constantly looking for ways to improve their aerodynamic efficiency, the new Compact Carbon Clip-On extension offers hand positions that facilitate an aerodynamic position on the bike while maintaining comfortable and controlled bike handling. It also enhances functionality by incorporating a bike computer mount and a slot for bolting onto a PRO accessory mount.
Made from UD T700 carbon, the PRO Compact Carbon Clip-On weighs only 135 g. Much less of a weight penalty than a traditional triathlon/time trial extension, the PRO Compact Carbon Clip-On still offers similar aerodynamic gains, allowing riders to bring their hands closer together in a position that reduces their frontal profile.

The solid construction, combined with the wide hand placement area, is covered with a non-slip coating that will ensure control in position. While not intended for use on technical terrain or descents, the PRO Compact Carbon Clip-On is secure enough to improve control and comfort during long-distance gravel events.
Price:
PRO Vibe Superlight Handlebar
Widths: 38, 40, and 42
Weight: from 154 g
Drop: 130 mm
Reach: 80 mm
Clamp diameter: 31.8 mm
Recommended retail price: €419.99
PRO Vibe Superlight Stem
Lengths: 70 mm, 80 mm, 90 mm, 100 mm, 110 mm, and 120 mm
Weight: from 92 g
Clamp diameter: 31.8 mm
Angle: ±6 degrees
Steerer tubes: 1 1/8 and 1¼ inches
Recommended retail price: €179.99
PRO Compact Carbon Clip-On
Weight: 135 g
Compatible with all 31.8 mm diameter handlebars
Constructed from UD T700 carbon
Garmin, Bryton, and Wahoo bike computer mounts included
Recommended retail price: €189.99
Contact: www.pro-bikegear.com
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