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When split seconds make all the difference, the Alpina Carbon Sprint Bars for Track offer that all important edge on your competition. Made from the highest grade carbon fiber, these incredibly light and ultra-stiff Alpina Carbon Sprint Track Bars are specifically designed to withstand the front end torque of the most powerful of sprinters with no flex.
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