Overwhelmed by Handlebars? Find the Right One for You
Discover five essential factors to consider when choosing the perfect handlebars for your bike.
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The bike area of use defines the environment or conditions where a bike is best suited, impacting the choice of components like handlebars. Selecting the appropriate area of use ensures that the bike performs optimally, enhancing your riding experience whether on trails, roads, or city streets.
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Mountain bike
Typical price
54,– to 130,–Designed for off-road cycling on rough terrains, equipped with features like wide and flat handlebars for control.
Ideal for adventure seekers who enjoy climbing trails and navigating rugged landscapes with stability and precision.
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Racing bikes
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57,– to 230,–Built for speed and efficiency on paved roads, featuring drop handlebars to reduce wind resistance.
Perfect for competitive cyclists or enthusiasts aiming for high performance and aerodynamic advantage in races or long-distance rides.
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Electric bike
Typical price
36,– to 110,–Combines a traditional bike with an electric motor, often including ergonomic handlebars for comfort.
Great for commuters and those seeking an easier ride, providing assistance on hills and longer journeys without exerting too much effort.
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Citybike
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20,– to 43,–Tailored for urban commuting, typically with flat or upright handlebars for a comfortable posture.
Best for everyday city riders who need convenience and ease of handling in traffic and on short trips.
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Diameter refers to the thickness of the handlebars at the grip and clamp sections. It is crucial in determining the compatibility with other bike components and affects the overall handling and comfort of the ride.
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Up to 25 mm
Features a slimmer profile, commonly found in vintage and classic bikes.
Offers a lightweight feel, suitable for riders looking for quick and responsive handling.
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26 - 32 mm
Represents a standard diameter for most modern bikes, providing a balance between strength and weight.
Ideal for general use, offering compatibility with a wide range of accessories and good control for everyday riding.
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Handlebars
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Teravail Radia 24 SE Drop Handlebar, 31.8mm, 40cmx116x68mm, 0°/24°/12°, black
33 - 40 mm
Includes larger diameters typically used in mountain biking and high-performance setups.
Provides increased rigidity and strength, beneficial for aggressive riding and tackling challenging terrains.
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The width of handlebars affects control and comfort while riding, influencing the balance and maneuverability of the bike. Choosing the right width enhances riding experience, ensuring stability and ease of handling according to the rider's preferences and needs.
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Up to 50 cm
Typical price
57,– to 240,–Narrow handlebars offer precise control and are ideal for navigating tight spaces.
Best suited for riders who prioritize agility and maneuverability, especially in urban environments.
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51 - 70 cm
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21,– to 43,–Standard width bars provide a balance between control and comfort.
Ideal for general use, offering versatile handling for various riding conditions and preferences.
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71 - 90 cm
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65,– to 120,–Wide handlebars enhance stability and facilitate off-road riding.
Recommended for mountain biking and trail enthusiasts, providing greater leverage and control on rough terrain.
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Handlebar rise refers to the vertical height difference between the handlebar grips and the stem. Choosing the right handlebar rise affects riding comfort and control, influencing posture and overall bike handling.
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Up to 25 mm
Low rise handlebars offer a flat and aerodynamic position for efficient speed.
Ideal for competitive cyclists or those who prefer a streamlined posture with less strain on the arms.
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Handlebars
EUR249,–
Ritchey Superlogic Ergo Max Di2 Drop handlebar, 31.8mm, 42/48.7cmx128x73mm, 15mm, 5°/12°
31.80 mm
26 - 60 mm
Medium rise handlebars provide a balance between comfort and performance.
Suitable for casual riders who enjoy both long-distance rides and daily commutes, offering improved control and reduced fatigue.
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61 - 140 mm
High rise handlebars offer an upright riding position for maximum comfort.
Recommended for leisure cyclists or those with back issues, providing a relaxed posture and easier maneuverability.
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Weight plays a critical role in determining the overall handling and comfort of handlebars, especially for cyclists seeking performance or ease of use. Choosing the right weight affects balance and endurance during rides, making it a key factor for comfort and efficiency.
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Up to 300 g
Typical price
60,– to 190,–Lightweight design enhances maneuverability and reduces fatigue during long rides.
Ideal for performance-focused cyclists or those looking to minimize weight without sacrificing strength.
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301 - 400 g
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46,– to 93,–Balances sturdiness with manageable weight for versatile cycling conditions.
Suitable for riders who need durability for various terrains without compromising handling.
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401 - 900 g
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30,– to 92,–Offers maximum strength and stability, ideal for heavy-duty or extreme cycling.
Best for cyclists who prioritize durability over weight, such as in mountain biking or rugged trails.
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