HANDLEBAR TAPE
2010 Deda Elementi Padded Foam Handlebar Tape
Cinelli Cork tape was the standard for ages until Deda came along and built a better mousetrap. We love what Deda does with their Foam handlebar tape because it has just a kiss more cush than cork, without being as cloying chunky as Fizik bar gel. For almost all rides and almost all ...read more
2010 Cinelli Cork Handlebar Tape
Few products in the world of bike stuff is as classic as Cinelli Cork. It's been the leading choice for handlebar wrap for decades. The natural cork construction is soft, it absorbs sweat, it's sufficiently grippy so your hands won't slip softness and installation is a breeze thanks to its ...read more
2010 Cinelli Gel Cork Handlebar Tape
All of the smoothness and grip of regular Cinelli cork, but with a thin layer of gel to give you superior shock absorption. If Paris-Roubaix is in your future, Cinelli Gel needs to become your next best friend. The actual weight of the Cinelli Gel Cork Handlebar Tape is 71g.
2010 Fizik Bar Gel
We've sold umpteen-hundred rolls of Fizik Microtex Bar Gel, the ultimate solution for killing off road vibration at your handlebars. The combination of Fizik's tough-yet-handsome Microtex bar tape and the cushy gel pads beneath it provides the best shock absorption we've ever ...read more
2010 Fizik Microtex Bar Gel
The Fizik Microtex Bar Gel brings the sort of comfort and shock absorbency to your handlebars you probably thought you could only get by double-wrapping your bars with cork tape Paris-Roubaix-style. The tape itself is made from Microtex -- a waterproof, synthetic nylon microfiber material 20% ...read more
2010 Fizik Microtex Handlebar Tape
Many of you a familiar with Fizik's Bar Gel handlebar tape -- a two-piece shock-absorbing system for your handlebars. A roll of Microtex bar tape encases an adhesive layer of gel onto your bars to help keep your hands from going numb on long rides. It's a great system, since it fixes the gel on ...read more
2010 Fizik Dual Handlebar Tape
Nothing makes a year-old bike look new like fresh bar tape. And sometimes the monochrome look isn't enough, which is why Fizik makes their ever-popular Microtex Handlebar Tape in a duo-color design. It's known as the Dual Handlebar Tape, and each roll has a dominant color (either black or white) ...read more
2010 Arundel Cork Handlebar Tape
While we don't doubt that 20 years from now we'll be riding 6lb bikes with telepathic shifting and hydraulic braking, we're fairly sure we'll still rely on cork handlebar tape. Cork is just thick enough to absorb a bit of road shock; it's just tacky enough so your sweaty hands won't slip when you ...read more
2010 Arundel Gecko Handlebar Tape
The Arundel Gecko Grip handlebar tape offers the one-and-only possible qualitative improvement over cork tape: While it has the same cushy feel of Arundel cork, instead of cork you get tiny square indentations in the tape. These indentations have the effect of creating a bit of added "stiction" ...read more
2010 SRAM DoubleTap Hoods w/Supercork Handlebar Tape
While black tape and black hoods on clearcoated carbon shift levers and clearcoated carbon handlebars is easy and utilitarian, it's a bit of a cop-out. Sure, it matches, but it lacks true style. Getting some color on the bike cockpit says "custom" and generally looks good. SRAM offers a package ...read more
