Since its introduction in 1987, Cinelli's recognizable cork tape has been gracing handlebars across the entire drop-bar spectrum, from fixed-gear, alley cat racers to elite hill-climbing pelotons. The traditional and straightforward polyurethane and cork material provides trusted vibration...

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Taking a small but significant pedal stroke in favor of modern demands, Cinelli maintains its time-honored aesthetic while adding a thin layer of Vibrasoft gel to boost shock absorption and maintain better control and feel on rougher pavement. Although Cinelli has remained somewhat synonymous...

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Fi'z:k's chunkiest option, the Terra Microtex Bondcush Gel Tacky Bar Tape is designed for riders who cruise on pavement but also brave gravel paths on their drop bars. It puts 3mm of layered foam between you and the chatter coming off the road, and has a Microtex outer layer that maintains the...

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Upgrading your bike may not be in the cards this year, but switching out your bar tape is plenty attainable. Ten minutes spent re-taping your handlebars in the garage is a task no cyclist can complain about, and there's something satisfying about getting rid of your sweaty, discolored old tape...

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Long renowned for providing comfortable saddles, Selle SMP is entering into another touch point territory that's sure to bring comfort there as well, handlebar tape. Its Bar Tape Grip Gel is a 3mm thick, High-Performance Polymer tape with a layer of gel underneath that provides plenty of...

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Handmade in Italy for discerning road cyclists, the Bar Tape Grip Gel 2. 0 is a performance option for minimizing vibrations from the road. The end plugs are also vibration damping, making this bar tape excellent for gravel riding as well.

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