handlebar

The Praep ProPilot turns a 31.8 or 35mm mountain bike handlebar into a pushup device, which rocks and rolls, calling...

Sam checks out SQlab 30x carbon mountain bike handlebars, and explains the advantages of more back sweep.

A 25-degree flare, 440mm width, and foam-filled interior makes this gravel bike handlebar ready for the trails.

A while back we asked you how wide your mountain bike handlebars are, and on average you said 763mm. When...

When it comes to mountain bike handlebars, wider is better... up until a certain point.

You wouldn't expect to use a single seater Formula 1 car as your everyday driver. So why do we expect...

Many mountain bike handlebars with a 35mm clamp diameter can feel harsh, so OneUp designed theirs with an ovalized shape...

The Syncros Fraser iC integrated Cross Country handlebar and stem is lighter and less expensive than the competition.

The Spank Spike 35 with Vibrocore is an alloy handlebar with vibration damping foam at an affordable price, designed for...

The Syncros Hixon iC combines a carbon mountain bike handlebar and stem into one piece, and delivers an excellent ride...

Ibis adjustable-width carbon MTB handlebars are 750mm wide and feature 25mm extensions to bring the total width to 800mm.

Aaron tests and reviews the new Turbine R 35 handlebar and stem mountain bike components from Race Face.

The SPANK Industries Oozy Trail 760 Vibrocore bar damps vibration significantly better than standard aluminum bars... but is it better...

What upgrades can improve your mountain bike's performance? Consider new tires, a saddle, and more mtb products each under $100....

Do you care what handlebar is mounted on your mountain bike? Chances are you do if you're reading this article,......

I recently reviewed the SL-K Carbon Wheelset from Full Speed Ahead, or FSA, and loved it.  FSA was kind enough to......

You may have heard of Cycliq after their wildly-successful kickstarter for their original model, the Fly6, and Jim Hodgson's subsequent......

Learn about mountain bike handlebar materials, shapes, and geometry: width, diameter, rise, upsweep, and backsweep.

Taking a hacksaw to your nice new handlebars might seem a little scary, but if you make the right measurements......