Downhill readiness meets carbon fiber with the Chromag BZA Handlebar. Just as strong if not stronger than alloy models, we run this bar with confidence knowing it'll take all the abuse bike park laps have to offer. Additionally, this bar is 25% lighter and offers better vibration dampening,...

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The people have spoken and Deity listened. They took their award-winning Blacklabel handlebar and widened the center bore area to increase strength while still delivering the insanely comfy, stable, and responsive feel that made the original the choice of pro downhill racers and freestyle maniacs...

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When designing the Ridgeline 35 15mm Riser Handlebar, Deity's goal was to create an aluminum trail bar that was comfortable enough to disappear underneath you while riding, encouraging you to ride further and harder without having to worry about your equipment. They also wanted to keep the weight...

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Shave weight, not strength, with the Deity Skyline 787 15mm Riser Bar. Utilizing their secret Gradient Butting Technology, and taking the time and expense to properly heat treat each model individual, Deity was able to make the Skyline 787 the lightest aluminum bar in their line. This...

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When it came to 35mm bore handlebars, Deity was a little bit slower on the uptake than some of the other brands on the market. We suspect it has something to do with its designers drive to dial in perfection, and skip using us as their guinea pigs on the trail. None the less, we're more than...

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Atmos is our new premium offering for cross-country performance. The Atmos 7k flat bar is an updated, more modern cross-country bar with a 760mm width and a 9 backsweep. The bar can be trimmed by up to 40mm per side allowing you to customize the bar to your preferred width. This bar is made of...

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Carbon's cool if you want to go superlight lightweight and have deep pockets, but in the rough and tumble enduro and DH scene many riders, ourselves included, trust alloy bars to guide their bikes in gravity riding situations. The TruVativ's Descendant 35mm Handlebar provides plenty of durability...

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While carbon has become the choice for top-end component manufacturers across the enduro scene, we often still find ourselves gravitating toward alloy bars for gravity riding. TruVativ's Descendant DH Handlebar illustrates the reasons why: since we prefer wide bars for the short stems and slack...

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Some components are built to look good on showroom floors; some are built to still show up after seasons of enduro abuse. Though they're brand new, one run on TruVativ's Descendant Riser Handlebar was enough to convince us that they're in the latter group. They're made from 7050 aluminum, a...

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