
Too Many Handlebars? Here's How to Choose the Right One
Navigating the world of handlebars can be tricky. Check out these key factors to consider when selecting the perfect handlebars for your ride.
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The bike area of use determines the type of terrain and cycling conditions the handlebars are designed for. Selecting the right handlebars ensures optimal comfort, control, and performance based on your specific riding style and environment.
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Mountain bike
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64,– to 130,–Designed for rugged terrains and off-road cycling, providing stability and control.
Ideal for trails and uneven surfaces, enhancing rider confidence with durable construction and ergonomic grip.
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Racing bikes
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57,– to 220,–Optimized for aerodynamics and speed on paved roads, featuring lightweight materials.
Perfect for competitive cycling or long-distance rides, ensuring efficiency and reducing fatigue on smooth surfaces.
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Electric bike
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85,– to 110,–Built to accommodate the added weight and speed of electric bikes, offering robust support.
Enhances maneuverability and comfort during commutes or leisurely rides, suitable for urban environments.
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Citybike
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27,– to 51,–Designed for urban commuting with a focus on comfort and practicality.
Best for navigating city streets and short commutes, providing an upright position for better visibility and ease of use.
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Handlebar diameter affects the compatibility with stems and grips, influencing overall bike handling and comfort. Choosing the right diameter ensures a secure fit and optimal control, impacting riding performance and safety.
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Up to 30 mm
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35,– to 120,–Smaller diameter suitable for older or specialized bikes with specific stem requirements.
Ideal for riders seeking a lightweight setup, enhancing maneuverability and control during rides.
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31 - 50 mm
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64,– to 140,–Standard size for most modern bikes, offering a balance of strength and weight.
Recommended for general riding, providing stability and comfort across various terrains.
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51 - 420 mm
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64,– to 270,–Larger diameter caters to heavy-duty or performance bikes, ensuring maximum strength.
Best for downhill or aggressive riding, offering robust support and improved durability.
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Handlebar width affects steering control, comfort, and overall bike maneuverability. Choosing the right width is crucial for optimizing riding performance and comfort, especially on different terrains and riding styles.
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Up to 50 cm
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57,– to 210,–Ideal for narrow trails and urban commuting where space is limited.
Offers quick, responsive steering, making it suitable for technical terrains.
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51 - 70 cm
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33,– to 80,–Provides a balance between control and comfort for most riders.
Suitable for a variety of riding styles, including road cycling and moderate trails.
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71 - 80 cm
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72,– to 120,–Designed for enhanced control on wide, open trails and downhill riding.
Improves stability and leverage, making it ideal for aggressive riding styles.
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The country of origin indicates where a product is manufactured, reflecting potential differences in quality and production standards. Choosing a handlebar based on its origin can affect durability, craftsmanship, and sometimes cost, influencing overall riding experience.
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France
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57,– to 140,–Known for high-quality craftsmanship and attention to detail in production.
French-made handlebars are often premium products, offering excellent performance and longevity for serious cyclists.
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Taiwan
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72,– to 160,–A leading manufacturer in the cycling industry known for innovation and quality.
Taiwanese handlebars provide a good balance of performance and value, making them a popular choice among cyclists.
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China
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18,– to 290,–Offers a wide range of handlebars with varying quality and price points.
Chinese handlebars are cost-effective, suitable for budget-conscious buyers or casual cyclists.
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Vietnam
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20,– to 25,–Emerging as a competitive manufacturer with improving production standards.
Vietnamese handlebars often offer a balance of quality and affordability, appealing to a broad market.
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Selecting the right handlebar brand is essential for ensuring compatibility, comfort, and durability during rides. Brands like Ritchey, Race Face, and XLC offer distinct advantages, with Ritchey known for high-performance road handlebars and Race Face excelling in mountain biking components.
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Ritchey
Renowned for innovative, high-performance handlebars suitable for road cycling.
Offers lightweight designs that enhance control and comfort on long rides.
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BBB
Known for affordability without compromising quality in cycling accessories.
Ideal for budget-conscious cyclists seeking reliable handlebars for everyday use.
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Race Face
Specializes in durable and robust components for mountain biking.
Designed to withstand rough terrains, offering enhanced control and stability.
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Humpert
Focuses on ergonomic designs suited for urban and trekking bikes.
Provides comfortable grips, reducing strain on longer commutes.
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XLC
Offers a wide range of handlebars for different cycling needs and preferences.
Known for versatile designs that cater to both casual riders and enthusiasts.
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