Take a look at these ends. Look again. While it appears to be a mere carbon updating of the classic bar end, there is much, much more going on. There is some serious, yet subtle, ergonomic shaping going on with the Plutos. While it's hard to see in the picture, there's even a thumb-rest... read more

These ends have a stumpy vibe that harkens back to the "functional is beautiful" days of mountain bikes. People who like these often want the bar end to position their hand so the middle of the palm is resting on the end of the handlebar, not just the bar end. If this isn't your style, the... read more

Titec has been the brand on a great line of parts over the years. Good design, low price are hallmarks of the line. These ends are strong and do their job well. They lack the excitement, and ergo shapes of the newer designs, and aren't as light as the Ritchey. But they're stronger than dirt... read more

These rubber nubs are music to our hands. Possibly the most ergonomic bar end out there, it not only feels good to hold, but grips our palms and gloves when they're wet?and we deal with plenty of sweat in the summer and moisture year ?round. If the Cane Creek mascot is a gecko, these grips... read more

The ST-Lites are the bare minimum you can get away with in a bar end. The skeletal design is a minimalist's dream. The bonus here is that the ST-Lites are the rare case where the lighter part costs less than its heavier cousin. The end screams "weight weenie," so expect that those in the know... read more

Mark this one in your book, the ST-Pro is proudly plastic, not carbon fiber or plastic covered by a faux-carbon weave patina. And in this case the plastic is strong. Strong enough that Singletrack Solutions guarantees you won't break them. And the beauty of this item is that even with that... read more