SQ Lab Innerbarends 411 2.0 Ergonomic Bike Bar Ends

SQ Lab Innerbarends 411 2.0 Ergonomic bike barends

 

 

Minimal Form. Maximum Function.

The 411 2.0 are inspired by the design of the proven 411 R Carbon variant and combine sporty functionality with an excellent price-performance ratio. The optimized clamping mechanism allows for easy and secure installation on all common grips – ideal in combination with the new 2.0 grip generation from SQlab.

 

An internal study shows: At 36 km/h, an average of 14 watts can be saved through a more aerodynamic hand and arm position – equivalent to an energy saving of around 5%. At the same time, the changed posture promotes relaxation of the neck muscles, relieves the hands, and increases safety through easily accessible brake levers – even on wide handlebars.

411 2.0 Key features:
Lightweight and universal design, compatible with all grips on the market
Proven power saving of 14 watts at 36 km/h thanks to aerodynamic arm position
Increased comfort - through relaxed neck muscles and changed hand load
Safety through easily accessible brake levers, even on wide handlebars
Seamless integration with SQlab grips 711, 7OX, 710 2.0, 702 2.0, and 721 2.0 - Instead of the clamping ring, the Innerbarend is mounted

 

More Comfort

Adds an alternative hand position for better performance and relief.

 

More Power

A more aerodynamic hand position means up to 14 watts saved.

 

Flexible Mounting Options

Thanks to the smart clamp design, the Innerbarends® 2.0 are compatible with almost all common grips. They mount directly onto the grip, replacing the traditional clamp ring for a clean and integrated look.

Alternatively, mounting alongside the grip is also possible, allowing for personal preference and specific needs. SQlab focuses on flexible solutions that adapt to different riding styles and requirements.

 

Science Meets Ergonomics

Our LAB team conducted an extensive study at the velodrome with the 411 Innerbarends®: participants rode ten laps at 36 km/h — once with a classic grip, once with the Innerbarends®. Power output was measured precisely.

The result: With the Innerbarends®, riders saved an average of 14 watts — about five percent less effort at the same speed. The aerodynamic elbow position noticeably reduces air resistance and promotes a more relaxed hand position, relieving neck and hand strain.