The simplest design can lead to the most effective outcomes, and the Ritchey WCS 2X carbon flat bar offers precision fit and elite performance for the aspiring cross-country racer. When you've settled on the goal of pursuing cross-country riding and racing, the flat bar serves as an effect tool...

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We'd like to introduce the ATMOS Carbon Handlebar. It's a more modern cross-country bar with an updated look and feel that makes our ride great. A carbon construction makes for lightness and durability that's hard to beat, and it's even designed to absorb noise while maintaining stiffness. This...

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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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The TruVativ Descendant Carbon Eagle DUB Crankset, sees a bit of a facelift this season, with parent company SRAM bestowing it with newfangled DUB technology. DUB technology features a newly-engineered bottom bracket and an optimized spindle design. This allows for superior fitment and better...

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Just because you like to charge head first in to chunky rock gardens doesn't mean your crankset has to scale in at sky-high downhill-grade weights. Let the Truvativ Descendant Carbon Eagle DUB Crankset with Boost spacing shed some grams on your Eagle setup, while giving you the heavy-metal feel...

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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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Built for hard-charging riders, the Descendant Grips from Truvativ offer the perfect balance between softness, grip, and durability. We've found the rigid, textured rubber to be the ideal mix for a reactive ride feel, and the single clamp design widens the usable width of the grip for optimal...

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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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When you're craving a bar that keeps you low and forward on the bike, and offers obscenely wide options, look no further than the Whisky Parts Co. No. 9 Carbon Flat Handlebar. This beefy bar mocks those who thought 800's were too wide with a whopping 840-millimeter option, crafted from durable...

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