Whether last weekend's trip to the mountains left your stock handlebars in irreparable shape, or you're building up a new enduro bike and trying to save on componentry costs where you can, the Renthal Fatbar 35 Handlebar should be on your shortlist of options. With the accessible price tag that...

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Painstakingly developed to answer to DH-level abuse day in and day out, the Renthal Fatbar Carbon 35 Handlebar represents one of Renthal's first forays into 35mm bars. 35mm, in case you haven't heard, is poised to become the next handlebar standard for your dirt-devouring dream machine, and it...

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Those of us who have followed motocross for a number of years are quite familiar with the brand Renthal. Almost all of the works-factory bikes sport the signature Renthal gold anodized hue at the chainwheels and handlebars and when we heard it was getting into the bike component side of things,...

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Face it: your handlebars have seen better days. As you take inventory of your nimble, bump-devouring trail baby after a long riding season full of wear-and-tear, the Renthal Fatbar Lite 35 Handlebar makes a worthwhile upgrade to your tired stock bars. The Fatbar Lite's aluminum construction means...

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Given the gradual migration towards 35mm handlebar standards lately, we're not entirely surprised to see Renthal as the latest brand to adopt the trend. Promising, as most new mountain trends do, to add stiffness and rigidity to your setup, 35mm bars are becoming the new norm, like it or not....

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Back by popular demand, the Renthal Fatbar Lite V2 has bumped out in width to 760 millimeters to make it more current with the times, seeing the previous version was only 740 millimeters wide, leaving it a bit narrow for the tastes of trail riders seeking the increased leverage and heightened...

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Seeing that long-travel bikes are moving towards the slacker and longer end of the design spectrum, Renthal went back to the drawing board to redesign their legendary FatBar to better serve all-mountain, enduro, and gravity disciplines. The result is Renthal's re-engineered FatBar V2, which...

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