HANDLEBARS
Easton EC70 SL3 Handlebar
Compact bars continue to be exceedingly popular among the pro ranks. One reason is that they make it easier to position your hands closer to the brake levers when riding in the drops. With the lightning-quick shifts required to launch or cover attacks, easy access the controls is a must. The ...read more
Easton EC90 SL Riser Handlebar
While Easton's EC90 Flat Handlebar is the undisputed featherweight champion of XC bars, it's a pure racer's tool. This Easton EC90 SL Carbon Riser Bar is a slightly more comfortable way to go, while only giving up 25g -- the mighty heft of an energy gel.Just like its flat brother, Easton's EC90 SL ...read more
Deda Elementi Presa Carbon Fiber Handlebar
The Deda Elementi Presa Handlebar is the carbon-fiber version of the Deda Zero100. It's a product of the new Deda Rapid Hand Movement (RHM) design initiative. Deda noticed that more and more pro riders have been dropping their bars in relation to their saddle. As a result, it seemed that riders were ...read more
Deda Elementi M35 Handlebar
Just when the 25.4mm and 26.0mm clamp diameters of yore were fading into obscurity and we were pretty much left with 31.8mm for both mountain and road handlebars, Deda introduces their M35 Handlebar. With its 35mm top section, the M35 is 50% stiffer than a comparable 31.8mm bar.The 35mm ...read more
Deda Elementi Zero100 Alloy Handlebar
Maybe you've heard that carbon fiber is stronger than aluminum. But if you feel more confident with aluminum, we won't argue; we'll just show you this bar, the Deda Elementi Zero100. The Zero100 is the aluminum entry in the new Deda Rapid Hand Movement (RHM) design initiative. Deda noticed that ...read more
Enve Riser Handlebar
These days, most serious XC riders and racers are using carbon fiber handlebars. Carbon bars are lightweight and extremely tough. The quality that really sets them apart, however, is their ability to absorb vibration. Constant vibration, either from the road or the trail, causes numbness and ...read more
Enve Road Handlebar
Enve is easily the most sought-for name in carbon. Known for their prowess in lightweight design, Enve has revolutionized the field of carbon engineering in a short amount of time. The Enve Road Bar is the only road handlebar in Enve's impressive catalog of components, for a reason: perfection. ...read more
3T Ergonova LTD Handlebar
While we don't hide our preference for shallow, non-anatomic bars, we understand that some folks don't agree. If you're keen on "ergo" bars, then you should give the 3T Ergonova LTD Carbon Handlebar a good look. 3T has lavished the same loving attention to this bar as it has with the more ...read more
3T Rotundo Team Handlebar
The 3T Rotundo Team Carbon handlebar is the bar that the Schleck brothers manhandled at the Tour, the Olympics, and countless other races in 2008. To the championship of Luxembourg, to the yellow jersey, to the white jersey, and more. While CSC-Saxo Bank director Bjarne Riis was probably most ...read more
FSA K-Force Ergo Carbon Handlebar
What do six of the top twenty riders at the Giro this year have in common? They all rode FSA bars, and the K-Force Ergo Carbon Handlebar was the bar of choice between them. It's easy to see why. Matching a level of stiffness with a heightened level of vibration absorption, the K-Force Ergo ...read more
FSA K-Force Compact Handlebar
Sometimes you lead, and sometimes you follow. FSA was the true trailblazer for "compact" gearing -- the 50/34 chainring combo that effectively made triple-chainring drivetrains extinct. With their "compact" handlebar they haven't spawned a revolution. Rather, they're yet another handlebar ...read more
Easton EC90 SLX3 Handlebar
You've seen them before, albeit covered with tape, but the Easton EC90 SLX3 Handlebar has been the drop of choice for Evans and the BMC Racing Team throughout the recent Grand Tours. Why? The reason is obvious. Not only is the EC90 SLX3 the lightest handlebar in the Easton quiver, but it ...read more
Easton Haven Carbon Riser Handlebar
A full 100 grams lighter than the alloy iteration, the Easton Haven Carbon Riser Handlebar is perfect for lift-served terrain or shuttles -- we find it more adept to enduro racing on wide-open trails. But, regardless of how you choose to use it, you're guaranteed a lightweight, rigid, and ...read more
Easton Havoc Carbon Handlebar
Easton's new Havoc Carbon DH Handlebar is a lot like its alloy sibling, the Havoc Aluminum. Both are monster-wide, at 750mm, and both are built to be scary strong. The scarier thing is that the carbon edition is a whopping 80 grams lighter. While that may not seem like a lot of weight, each gram ...read more
Easton EC70 XC Handlebar
XC racers have long used flat bars to give them a more aggressive riding position. This position, which requires a low front end, provides more leverage for steep climbs. The Easton EC70 XC Handlebar puts the XC racer in this optimal climbing position while keeping the overall weight lower than a ...read more
Easton Haven Riser Handlebar
Carbon fiber is a favorite for XC use, but when durability is paramount aluminum is the answer. And, when it comes to alloy, Easton's been an industry leader for over a decade. What they've learned over all those years is evident in the Haven aluminum Handlebar.It is incredibly light at ...read more
Easton EA70 XC Riser Handlebar
Like the EA70 XC flat bar, Easton's Riser Handlebar employs its aluminum knowhow to produce a feathery bar with excellent strength and stiffness. It's plenty wide, at 685mm (27in), for single speed use, and provides plenty of room for cockpit controls.Each of Easton's designs pass ...read more
Easton EA70 Ergo Handlebars
First there were round bends. Then anatomic bends, then removable faceplate stems unleashed bar designers to get really creative. That creativity was further expanded when carbon-fiber became a viable handlebar material. There are so many shapes, so many styles today, but we're starting to see ...read more
Easton Havoc Handlebar
Easton's new Havoc DH Handlebar is going to be a good choice for budget minded gravity riders as it won't break the bank, so you're free to spend precious pennies on the stuff that fails more often (say, on broken chains and bent derailleur hangers). And that it's lighter than most DH bars is a ...read more
Easton EA70 XC Wide Handlebar
As 29ers have evolved and gained mainstream acceptance, we've witnessed riders drift from flat bars sporting ubiquitous barends to trendy moto-esque riser bars. However, after thousands of miles and countless forum flame wars, flat bars are now becoming the bars of choice for 29ers. And, ...read more
Easton EA70 Monkeybar Handlebar
Easton won our hearts with their mastery of aluminum way back when we were little leaguers. Technology has advanced all the while, and they put all of their experience to use in the Taperwall EA70 Monkeybar.Easton's Taperwall technology cold works the aluminum, and utilizes multiple tapers in ...read more
Deda Elementi Bandito Handlebar
Every now and again, a component is developed that shakes us to our very core. Like, for example, when we saw the Deda Bandito integrated handlebars at Eurobike last year; we weren't the only ones in the room scooping our jaws off of the floor. The Bandito looks like it's authorized to use ...read more
Deda Elementi Kronos Due Aero Handlebar
When your competition is the clock, every passing second is like a competitor tearing around you for the lead. For such a formidable opponent, you need every possible advantage at your disposal, and the Deda Kronos Due Aero Handlebars give you the leading edge. Built for an aggressive pursuit ...read more
Deda Elementi Kronos Aero Handlebar
From Armstrong to Bettini, professionals have been relying on Deda's innovative components to propel them towards victory. Now it's your turn to climb the podium with the Deda Kronos Aero Handlebars. Featuring the latest in aerodynamic and ergonomic technology, the Kronos provides a ...read more
Deda Elementi Carbon Blast Aero Handlebar
If you've been itching to get into stage races or triathlons, but haven't committed to the point of a multi-thousand-dollar time trial bike, the Deda Carbon Blast Aero Handlebar is for you. The Carbon Blast mounts to your existing road bike's handlebars, and offers an ergonomic extension that ...read more
Deda Elementi Zero100 Alloy White Handlebar
Now available in a luscious gloss white, the Deda Zero 100 handlebar is the go-to aluminum option for folks intrigued by Deda's Rapid Hand Movement (RHM) design initiative. Deda noticed that more pro riders have been raising their saddle in relation to their bars. As a result, it seemed that ...read more
Deda Elementi RHM01 Alloy Handlebar
Let's say that you like the position of the tops of your bars in relation to your saddle, but want the drops higher to make them more easily accessible. The design of Deda's RHM01 Alloy Handlebar does just that. With its 75mm reach and 128mm drop, it's undoubtedly a shallow handlebar, and ...read more
Enve Downhill Handlebar
Not too long ago, people were afraid that carbon fiber was too fragile for handlebars and stems. Some of the early designs were weak, some were just dangerous. Those days are over. Today, well-designed carbon fiber handlebars are the toughest on the planet. The Enve Downhill Handlebar is not only ...read more
Enve Sweep Handlebar
For over five years, Enve has been re-engineering the face of carbon design. Not so long ago, it was feared that carbon was too delicate for any meaningful application in mountain biking. However, the Enve Mountain Sweep Bar exposes this notion as a mere rumor. More than just a technical carbon ...read more
3T Brezza LTD II Aerobar
The 3T Brezza II LTD Aerobar is all that of their Team model, plus a few bags of chips. It takes the same design, but is made both lighter (by 47g) and stronger. The critical difference is that you get a high modulus carbon-fiber base bar with carbon-fiber extensions, as opposed to the Team's ...read more
3T Brezza Team II Aerobar
The 3T Brezza II Team Aerobar is literally the team version. As in, the version the 3T sponsored pro teams use. Take a look at the Garmin and Cervélo team bikes and you'll find this version clamped into their 3T stems. The aluminum extensions are how they differ from the LTD version, making the ...read more
3T Zefiro Team Handlebar
The 3T Zefiro Team Handlebar is the perfect blend of road racing and time-trialing—in a handlebar. Designed to incorporate the power and control of a drop bar with the low-drag form of the time-trialist rider's aerobar. The Zefiro features the compact bend of the Ergonova with the unique Pi Wi ...read more
3T Rotundo Limited Handlebar
If you prefer the traditional, round-drop bend handlebar as opposed to a more contemporary, compact bar, then the 3T Rotundo Limited Handlebar is for you. High-modulus carbon fiber construction keeps the Rotundo feather-light and extremely responsive—plus, provides the vibration-dampeni ...read more
3T Aura Pro Aerobar
The Aura Pro Aerobar from 3T tries to steal some thunder from their Mistral Aerobar. Upon first glance, the two look similar. They both have carbon fiber base bars and alloy extensions, and they both sell for the same amount. However, if you look at the weights of the two you'll see the ...read more
3T Mistral Pro Aerobar
The 3T Mistral Aerobar offers up a serious aerodynamic advantage and a nice surprise in its flexibility to match yours, or otherwise. The Mistral has a total of 16 possible forearm positions and allows lateral and angular adjustment at the elbow base pads. It's fully UCI-compliant, so it can be ...read more
3T Ergosum Limited Handlebar
The 3T Ergosum Limited Handlebar is constructed using high-modulus carbon fiber for the ultimate in stiffness while still maintaining its place as one of the lightest handlebars on the market. Similar to its sibling, the Ergonova LTD, the Ergosum features a shallow drop, but utilizes the ...read more
3T Ergonova Team Carbon Handlebar
The Team level of the 3T product line, though somewhat less exalted in materials and finish than the LTD versions, is intended for top-level competition. In fact, 3T claims that most of their sponsored pros (think: Team CSC/Saxo-Bank and the Cervelo Test Team) use the team Ergonova handlebar with ...read more
3T Ergosum Team Handlebar
3T designed the Ergosum Team Handlebar with greater reach and shallower drop than most traditional handlebars. With races spending more time on their brake hoods, this shape is becoming increasingly popular. The Ergosum is compatible with most clip-ons, and simplifies adjusting the brake angle ...read more
3T Extendo LTD Handlebar
If your gram-shaving singlespeed needs a handlebar, check out the 3T Extendo Limited Handlebar. Super-wide and ultralight, the Extendo gives you added leverage for lung-busting, knee-cartilage-grinding climbs. Also its eccentric clamping section allows for a wide range of sweep adjustment so you ...read more
3T Eryx LTD Handlebar
3T has long been in the business of making innovative handlebars, staking their claim to the market in the early 1960's. That tradition continues today, though steel and alloy have fallen out of favor for their top-end products. 3T makes their top-of-the-line Eryx LTD Carbon Handlebar with ...read more
3T Xida LTD Handlebar
If riser bars aren't your thing, you'll be glad to know that 3T still makes some fantastically light flat bars. The 3T Xida LTD Carbon Handlebar is their top-shelf offering. It's made of high modulus unidirectional carbon fiber for an optimum strength to weight ratio. It's their lightest ...read more
3T Eryx Team Handlebar
Riser bars may have unceremoniously damn-near killed the bar end, and some of us are sad for that. But looking at the change in a positive light, we did get some extra bar width out of the deal so all was not lost. However, many of the wider riser bars limited the available space and ...read more
3T Extendo Team Handlebar
The ultra-wide 3T Extendo Team Handlebar will give you the leverage needed for trail-owning control. A 12-degree rearward sweep and eccentric-to-central-clamping bar outer sections allow you to easily find a wrist-friendly position that'll reduce fatigue—and further enhance control.read more
3T Ergonova Pro Alloy Handlebar
While we don't hide our preference for shallow, non-anatomic bars, we understand that some folks don't agree. If you're keen on "ergo" bars, then you will want to give the 3T Ergonova Pro Alloy Handlebar a good look. 3T has lavished the same loving attention to this bar as it has with the more ...read more
3T Ergosum Pro Handlebar
Regardless of how much or how little time you like to spend in the drops, roadies who use integrated shifters can now attach them to the 3T Ergosum Pro Handlebar and easily adjust its reach and angle for a comfortable ride. This shallow drop bar's narrow radius was designed to fit ...read more
3T Rotundo Pro Handlebar
Glory be to God, the 3T Rotundo Pro Alloy Handlebar is only available in a traditional "Pro" bend. There is no flat "anatomic" section in the drops, and the constant roundness of the drops allows you to comfortably position your hands where you want, when you want. In a sprint you'll likely have ...read more
3T Eryx Pro Handlebar
While carbon fiber handlebars are all the rage, some companies like 3T still make very good aluminum handlebars. The 3T Eryx Pro Alloy Handlebar is one great example. It's made with the same bends and shaping as their Eryx LTD and Team carbon fiber handlebars but without the same kind of price tag. ...read more
3T Xida Pro Handlebar
Oversize handlebars are now the norm. And while we like the stiffness and strength inherent in the 31.8mm clamp diameter, we haven't always liked the oversize (in terms of width) bulged center section. The engineers at 3T have created the Xida Pro Alloy Handlebar with what they call a ...read more
3T Extendo Pro Handlebar
Bolt the 3T Extendo Pro Handlebar to your trail machine, and slap a wide load sticker on your back. These ultra-wide (740mm) bars have a 3mm eccentric clamping section so you can easily find an ergonomic and fatigue-reducing position that gives you the control and finesse to maneuver through ...read more
FSA K-Force Light Nano K Compact Handlebar
Not all carbon is created equal, and the FSA K-Force Light Nano K Compact Handlebar proves that this statement couldn't be more obvious. Made from a proprietary carbon construction process, the K-Force Light Nano Handlebar simply does more with less. And when paired with FSA's trendsetting ...read more
FSA SL-K Compact Carbon Handlebar
Oh the magic of carbon. It's hard to believe that we ever rode without it, and unlike other materials, its construction technology continues to advance. To stay at the front of pack, you need a handlebar at the forefront of innovation, and the FSA SL-K Compact Carbon Handlebar is that ...read more
FSA Wing Pro Compact Handlebar
FSA championed the concept of the wing-style handlebar years ago. They provided riders with the first-ever alternative to the traditional round shape of bar tops. The flattened cross section nicely molded to the shape of loose fists -- exactly what many of us have when we climb with our hands on ...read more
FSA Omega Compact Handlebar
The FSA Omega Compact handlebar has a shallow drop and a short reach, so they're good for people who don't ordinarily reach for their drops and they're good for people who don't like much of a change of their reach between hand positions.A critical point of distinction between the Omega ...read more
Zipp Speed Weaponry Vuka Stealth Aerobar
In either the time trial or triathlon, aerodynamics all boils down to one thing -- position. With this in mind, Zipp created the new Vuka Stealth Aerobar. With 1920 possible fit adjustment options and an integrated design, it's no wonder that it's already making waves and winning ...read more
Zipp Speed Weaponry VukaClip With VukaShift Extensions
As a way to get the most advanced aero set up for your road bike or time trial machine, the Zipp VukaClip with VukaShift Extensions will give you that pro edge that could mean the difference between winning and just managing to finish your local ITT event or a full-length triathlon. We paired ...read more
Zipp Speed Weaponry Vuka Sprint Carbon Handlebar
To be as aero as you can be has become the holy grail for most cycling companies. Aero, light and durable is the holy trinity. Wind resistance, unlike weight or gradient, is something you can never escape. So every aspect and part of your equipment should be constructed with an eye to keeping it ...read more
Zipp Speed Weaponry Vukashift
The Zipp VukaShift takes the chicane shape of the VukaExtension and attaches the shifter directly onto the aero extension. The results are additional weight savings and a more comfortable reach to the shifters while in your aero position.Integrating the shifters directly into the ends of the ...read more
Zipp Speed Weaponry Vuka Extensions
Aero bars have come a long way since Greg Lemond most famously used them to win his second Tour de France in 1989. Though early incarnations of various aero bars were sometimes crude, Zipp have made aerodynamics through comfort their holy grail. The Zipp VukaExtensions are an ...read more
Zipp Speed Weaponry Service Course SL Handlebar
Aluminum is far from extinct as a high-end bike material. For example, many pros still rely on aluminum handlebars, whether it be for peace of mind or because having a more substantial bar is an intelligent way to meet the UCI minimum weight requirement without sacrificing ride quality. ...read more
Zipp Speed Weaponry Service Course Handlebar
Zipp handlebars have subtle shaping that separates them from the pack, and makes them comfortable, light, and strong. Like its carbon fiber counterparts, the Zipp Service Course Alloy Handlebars have a constant taper from the 31.8mm clamp area in the center of the bar to the 24.2mm diameter at ...read more
Zipp Speed Weaponry Service Course Handlebar
Zipp handlebars have subtle shaping that separates them from the pack and makes them comfortable, light, and strong. Like its carbon fiber counterparts, the Zipp Service Course Alloy Handlebar has a constant taper from the 31.8mm clamp area in the center of the bar to the 24.2mm diameter at the top ...read more
HED Corsair Aerobar
Steve Hed lives in a wind tunnel. And while sleepless nights spent mulling over complex algorithms, carbon layups, and boundary layers could be bad for his home life, you prosper from his insomnia. The HED Corsair is the latest HED innovation in aerodynamic design. Featuring HED's ...read more
HED Corsair E Aerobar
Whether you're splintering the wood at the velodrome or doing the long haul in a triathlon, the HED Corsair E will deliver an unparalleled advantage against the clock. Featuring a rigid, lightweight carbon fiber layup and an advanced aerodynamic shape, the Corsair E is HED's most comprehensive TT ...read more
HED GTO Alloy Handlebar
Since you're investigating the glory of HED, we know that you're both discerning and a bit of a gram counter, too. However, whereas rotational weight reduction is a no-brainer, the cockpit is a trickier beast when examining grams. Not unlike frames, it's important to examine the weight-to-stiffness ...read more
Niner Flat Top RDO Carbon Handlebar
Niner's range-topping RDO components have been pushing the limits of carbon technology since their inception, and the RDO Carbon Handlebar continues that tradition. Niner has successfully dropped 20 grams from its already light Flat Top Carbon bar, without affecting ride quality or strength. ...read more
Niner Flat Top Carbon Handlebar
The Niner Flat Top Carbon Handlebar is built from high-modulus carbon fiber to cut down on weight, and is optimized for strength, stiffness, and dampening. Niner went to great lengths to reinforce this bar so it won't flex when you're standing up on the pedals; this is essential to both ...read more
Niner Flat Top Handlebar
Mountain bikers used to cut their bars down to 'slice through trees' … they used to ride with a hip pack and in cut-off jeans, too. We've come a long way, and modern mountain bikers favor wide bars like the Niner Flat Top Handlebar to steer their single-speeds and 29ers. Larger wheels a ...read more
PRO VIBE 7S Handlebar
The 7S of the PRO Vibe 7S Handlebars stands for 7000 series aluminum. 7050 to be exact. Strong, light, and reliable, it's the alloy of choice when you're not ready to go for carbon-fiber. It's even the pro team choice, if, for no other reason, than many mechanics don't want the hassle of checking ...read more
PRO PLT Handlebar
Pros need handlebar choices. Take a look at the bike stable of any professional cycling team and you'll see a proliferation of bends to accommodate a number of riders with different positions and preferences. PRO uses the PLT line to offer up a handlebar for nearly any situation.They start with ...read more
Profile Design T2+ Cobra Carbon Clip-On TT Bar
Just as the T1+ Viper takes the T1 design and does it better in carbon-fiber, so the Profile Design T2+ Cobra Clip-On Time Trial Handlebar takes Profile's T2 S-bend design and upgrades it in carbon fiber. The resulting extensions are sleeker, lighter, and more ergonomic.The shaping on the Cobra is ...read more
Profile Design T2+ Clip-On TT Bar
For years, the ski-bend aero bar was everything. Luckily, people weren't satisfied. Eventually, some guys cut off the ends of their ski-bend bars and tried a straight bar in a wind tunnel. Aero, when parallel or nearly parallel to the ground, yes; the resulting position is more like a bullet. It ...read more
Profile Design T2 Wing Base Bar
The modern answer in base bars, even when fabricated out of aluminum, is to flatten the section between the center and the horns into a wing shape. This is what Profile Design has done with their T2 Wing Base Bar. The 6061 aluminum wing offers two benefits. One is minimizing the profile of the bar ...read more
Profile Design Airwing OS Base Bar
It's hard to believe that aerodynamic handlebars have classic designs. Base bars, which were sold as "bullhorn" handlebars before clip-on extensions became de rigueur, have been around since the Eastern Bloc teams dominated team pursuits and time trials in the early 1980s. Shortly after bullhorns ...read more
Ritchey Pro Logic Evolution Carbon Handlebar
It doesn’t get any better than the Ritchey Pro Logic Evolution Carbon Handlebar. The super-sexy 3K carbon weave provides strength and rigidity without the ‘ping’ you get from aluminum. Ritchey’s ergonomic upper bar section sweeps back three-degrees for extra comfort when slogging thro ...read more
Ritchey SuperLogic Flat Carbon Handlebar
If you’re looking for the ultimate XC handlebar, look no further than the Ritchey SuperLogic Carbon handlebar. The minimalist SuperLogic gives you ultra-accurate steering, dampens trail chatter, and weighs so little you better keep a finger on the rear brake when you hit the go pedal—to pre ...read more
Ritchey SuperLogic Carbon 2X Handlebar
If you're racing, you've become accustomed to making sacrifices for weight savings. Whether it be your bar width or rise options, the sub-200g handlebar market can be a murky territory of inadequacy. That is until Ritchey created the SuperLogic Carbon 2X Handlebar. Combining a high ...read more
Ritchey WCS Logic II Handlebar
Treat yourself to the lightweight and durable WCS Logic II Road Handlebar. The WCS Logic II incorporates an anatomical bend for a comfortable position when hunched over in the drops, and the triple-butted alloy material maximizes stiffness and durability without adding excess weight.read more
Ritchey WCS 2X Handlebar
Handlebar preference is a fickle matter. There's a veritable cornucopia of options for the nitpicky -- sweep, rise, width, and materials. But, for the traditionalist who's not afraid of modernity, the Ritchey WCS 2X Handlebar is ideal. Featuring a minimalist design and Ritchey's triple-butted alloy ...read more
Ritchey WCS Flat Handlebar
You don’t ride a flatbar because you like to bend over. No, you ride it because it provides a powerful position for optimal pedaling with a lower center of gravity. Sure, some riders like to jokingly point out your curve-less broomstick, but those are the same guys wishing for a throttle to twist ...read more
Ritchey WCS Flat Handlebar
The Ritchey WCS Flat Bar is the winningest handlebar in World Cup cross-country history. The OS version is a stiffer, stronger version of the 25.4mm diameter original. It is light, simple, strong. Best of all, it's barely heavier than its blingy carbon cousin at a fraction of the price. It's hard ...read more
Ritchey WCS Riser Handlebar
Get high. That's the message sent with the laid-back Ritchey WCS OS Rizer bar. It has a generous rise for aluminum bars and sweeps back a good bit. The triple-butted aluminum Ritchey employs is about as light as aluminum can go while still being strong. And even with such thin tubing walls, the ...read more
Ritchey Pro Bar End
Improve the ergonomics of your flat bar and improve your efficiency on steep climbs with a set of the Ritchey Pro Bar Ends. An angled clamp slot on the Pro Bar reduces the stress on lightweight handlebars.
Ritchey WCS Carbon Monocurve
The words 'lightweight' and 'stiff' are just beaten into the ground in the bike industry. Everybody's everything is 'lighter' and stiffer' than everybody else's. That said, it's occasionally true—as in the case of the Ritchey WCS Monocurve Handlebar/Stem Combo. What used to be two parts is n ...read more
Ritchey Superlogic Carbon Evocurve
At the top of Ritchey's road bar line sits the feathery Superlogic Carbon Evocurve. The bar was constructed with a monocoque carbon construction, providing both superb rigidity and super low weight, without sacrificing that all-important road feel. Starting at the top of the bar, Ritchey built the ...read more
Syntace Vector Handlebar - Carbon
Syntace has long been in the business of producing some of the most precise and rigorously tested products available. The Syntace Vector Carbon Handlebar is a perfect illustration of this point. Weighing in at less than 200g, it passes the extremely rigorous VR-3 DH 2002.4 testing standards ...read more
Thomson Titanium Mountain Handlebar
While the Elite Dropper seatpost may be the most anticipated product from Thompson, its quiet entry into the handlebar market, with products like this Titanium Mountain Handlebar, could be just as significant. Natural growth of Thomson's product line led them to another cockpit component, which not ...read more
Thomson Carbon Road Handlebar
When you do something time and time again, you can become insensitive to the world around you. In manufacturing, designs grow old as one becomes comfortable with what works. Thomson, on the other hand, not only has its hands in the cycling industry, but aerospace as well -- always keeping its ...read more
Thomson KFC Carbon Cross Handlebar
Katie Compton's long standing relationship with Thomson resulted in multiple cyclocross podiums for the iconic alloy stems and seatposts. And when Thompson decided to branch out into the handlebar market, it leveraged her valuable input when designing the KFC Carbon Cross Handlebar.The bars ...read more
Thomson Downhill Handlebar
When Ronnie set out to improve on his daughter's road bike, that component -- a CNC-machined alloy stem -- gained immediate respect for its thorough design and use of quality materials. This launched a long-time aerospace engineer into the niche, high-end cycling industry. Fifteen years later, ...read more
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