Designed to be simpler and more reliable, Sendhit have launched their third generation Nock handguards to keep your mitts in tip top shape.
Already the go-to for top flight enduro racers, Sendhit have now made their V3 Nock handguards available to you too.
Key features:
- 162g per pair.
- Aluminium bracket with variable thickness and CNC finish, available in 3 colors : Black, grey and silver.
- 2 screws lock-on system
- Guards made with an impact proof plastic material.
- Exclusive high absorption impact foam inside the guard.
- Exclusive plastic inner ring to reduce torque wrench (2,5 NM instead of 3 NM).
- Direct mounting on grip compatible with many major brands (Burgetc, Race Face, Deity Components and many others).
- Does not interfere with shifter or dropper lever.
- Compatible with all brake levers.
- Compatibility between V2 bracket and V3 guard.
- Thick decals (400 Microns) to protect shields and brackets.
- Made in Europe
- £69.99 RRP
- SendHit.net
Whilst not overly complicated by any means, the aim for the Sendhit Nock V3 Handguards is greater simplicity and reliability, whilst retaining what riders loved about the V2 guards. Gone is the flip chip mount, whilst the alloy bracket is thicker for better impact resistance.
The new guards mount directly to the grip, staying clear of controls, especially on ebikes and other bikes with plenty of controls on the bars. Clearance is comparable to the V2 guards in their fully extended position. The guard itself is 1cm smaller than the V2 with variable thickness to have more material where it’s needed. This also dictates how the guard deforms in a crash, better protecting your hands.
Two screws make for easy installation and the mount is now wider for better stiffness. A plastic bush between the mount and the bar means less torque required for the mounts to be tight and acts as a buffer between the bars and mount under load.
Having been developed directly with a select group of grip manufacturers ensures seamless integration and maintains plenty of space on the bars for the myriad of controls that come with modern mountain bikes.
