The right mountain bike handlebars can help you steer and maneuver more precisely, maintain a proper riding position, and even absorb some of the impact and vibration from a rough course or trail.

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One hundred years ago, there was one basic bicycle type: frame, two wheels, narrow tyres, rim brakes, saddle, and handlebars. Nowadays, there are disc brakes, flat bars, knobby tyres, folding frames, ...

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Narrow handlebars for road bikes may finally be getting their moment in the spotlight. Away from steep hills, aerodynamic drag is the biggest force slowing a cyclist down, but despite the best aero ...

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Handlebars are one of the first components we tend to upgrade on our mountain bikes, whether that’s for sizing preference, comfort or just because they look nice. There’s heated debate on which ...