For building up trail and cross-country bikes with an efficient feel, we trust the Comet MTB Low Riser Handlebar. The 15-degree rise easily lets us settle into an aggressive pedaling position for logging miles and cleaning daunting climbs, and the aluminum construction is durable over time.

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When we are looking to upgrade our bike components, the FSA Gradient MTB Carbon Handlebar is a great place to start. Featuring a carbon fiber construction, the Gradient MTB Carbon Handlebar is super lightweight, stiff, and reduces vibration caused by trail feedback. This handlebar is available in...

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Constructed with rider position and comfort in mind, the KFX Low Riser Handlebar features a 9 back sweep and 4 up sweep. The UD carbon and sleek modern graphics make for an impressive looking bar that will handle the trail with both comfort and style. Internal Di2 cable routing ports finish off...

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We don't see any reason why the trail and XC crowd shouldn't benefit from the added peace of mind afforded by oversized handlebars. Race Face agrees, and the Aeffect 35 20mm Rise Handlebar gives those of us on the hardtail, four-, or five-inch side of things a beefy bar option. It's obviously not...

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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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Keep low and forward on the bike with the Whiskey Parts Co. Milhouse Carbon Handlebar, a lightweight bar that offers loads of options. If 825 millimeters sounds like a little much for the ride ahead, Whisky marks these bars with guides for easy trimming to find that perfect size. Get rad on the...

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