Brooks Perforated Regenerated Leather Tape + natural rubber plugs - Antique Brown

Article number: BT19000A07290
Quantity in stock: 2
Waste not, want not
Unused leather pieces with a new lease of life

Our Regenerated Bar Tape is an innovative addition to our range of cycling grips and bar tapes. It’s made with natural raw materials, including vegetable-tanned leather scraps and natural latex and fats, which are bonded together. Like any premium leather product, over time the colour and patina of the tape will develop and mature.

 

Natural materials develop a patina over time for a unique and personal look.

Provides excellent grip so that riders can exert maximum control.

Made with wear and tear-resistant materials.

  • Supplied in lengths of 235cm
  • Rubber bar-end plugs provided
  • Made with tanned leather shavings & frayings
  • Road cycling
  • Gravel grinding
  • Drop-barred bikes

Above all else, our Regenerated Bar Tape is a reliable way to wrap your handlebars. Comfortable and offering plenty of grip, it’s made for bicycles with drops – and includes bar-end plugs as well as a pair of adhesive shorter strips to aid in the wrapping.

What sets the Regenerated Bar Tape apart, however, is the way it’s made. Its origin story, if you will. The material is formed by combining old scraps of leather with natural fats and latex which, when processed, form a hardy, durable and appealing leather-like finish. This way of making the tape is innovative and more sustainable, two characteristics that Brooks prizes highly.


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