Highlights

Material: Nylon centre with aluminium surround
Mount: Push in

Metal where it hits
Push in, no bolts
Dual material build
Born from broken plastic caps

Description

The BSD M-Cap came about because Dan Paley was fed up of breaking plastic bar ends, but did not want the hassle of screw in ones. His answer was a push in bar end with a metal surround.

The part that hits the ground is metal, and so is the part between the bars and the bar end. The centre is a nylon push in, so you get the ease of a push in cap with the life of a metal one.

Features

Metal where it hits. The section that contacts the ground is aluminium, as is the part between the bars and the bar end.
Push in, no bolts. It pushes straight into the bar, so you skip the hassle of screw in bar ends.
Dual material build. A nylon push in centre inside an aluminium surround, which is the best of both worlds.
Born from broken plastic caps. Dan Paley came up with the M-Cap after getting fed up breaking plastic bar ends.
Built to last. BSD made the M-Cap long lasting, so it outlives the plain plastic push in caps it replaces.