Handlebars & extensions

Expensive but very comfortable bar with excellent shape and vibration damping

Good gravel bar if attaching things is your primary concern, but a bit stiff

Niche handlebar setup for longer, flatter days of riding.

Good quality riser drop bar that's light and has a range of usable hand positions

Unique way to get your riding position higher and free up space for luggage or accessories

A comfortable yet expensive handlebar with an interesting design.

Good quality bar that sneaks a bit of rise into your front end

Aerodynamically optimised time trial bars offering impressive levels of adjustment at a good price

Comfortable and beautifully finished integrated aero cockpit at a high price

A great way to add drop bars to your mountain bike without a huge cost

Pricey, but a great blend of stiffness and comfort plus great aesthetics

Good value adventure bar with a comfortable shape and flare, but too stiff for very long, rough rides

Light, stiff, expensive – choose all three

Superlight bar with extreme shape that won't suit everyone

An exceptionally wide and comfortable drop bar for massive adventures

A comfortable vibration smothering bar in a pleasing shape

Good value alloy bar with shape that might not suit all

Ergonomic, go-faster aero bar with unique looks and some tangible benefits

Lightweight alloy handlebar that offers great stiffness, but the internal cabling can be a faff

Stiff, race-orientated bar that looks great, with internal cable routing, and will save you a packet over carbon alternatives

Wide, comfortable bar with option to add extra support

Light and stiff gravel bar for good control, if you like a deep drop

Small, tidy bolt-on aero loop that's more about different hand positions and comfort than finding windcheating speed

The Cowchipper can be super-wide, but is always practical, comfortable and an inexpensive bikepacking option

Super-comfortable carbon handlebar, perfect for long days in the saddle