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Handlebar selection starts with discipline and position. Road riders typically choose drop bars sized to shoulder width, with reach and drop that match their flexibility and riding goals — shorter reach and shallower drop suit endurance and recreational riders; longer reach and deeper drop suit racers chasing a flat-back position. Gravel riders increasingly favor bars with 10–20° of outward flare, which opens grip width on descents without overwidening on flat sections. Mountain bike bars are measured in width and rise, with wider bars offering more leverage and control on aggressive terrain. Aerobars and triathlon extensions are a separate category, prioritizing frontal area reduction for time trial and triathlon racing.

With 224 products, this collection spans the full spectrum. Road and gravel bars from Deda, PRO, FSA, and ENVE cover builds from budget-conscious upgrades to ultralight carbon cockpits. THM’s carbon handlebars represent the specialist end of the road market. Triathlon and track aerobars from TriRig, AeroCoach, Look, and Deda address the specific needs of time trial and triathlon athletes looking to minimize frontal drag. Mountain flat bars and risers round out the range for off-road builds across trail and enduro geometry.

Complete your cockpit build with stems and bar tape and grips at RA Cycles. For dedicated triathlon and TT bars, explore the full aerobars collection.