Aluminium handlebars


Salsa Moto Ace Short'n'Shallow bars

Price: 
£39.99

Salsa's Moto Ace range of drop bars are designed to be an economical option for bikes running a non-oversized stem, and the Short & Shallow is a good all-purpose bar for road riding. It's not that shallow, in spite of its name, but it is comfy and fairly inexpensive.

KCNC SC Bone flat bar

Price: 
£43.99

Another impossibly light unit from KCNC, this flat bar weighs in at a barely believable 119g. The Bone is constructed from T-7451 Scandium alloy, is 600mm wide and comes in standard and oversized clamp diameters.

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KCNC SC Force handlebar

Price: 
£61.99

KCNC are best known for their super-slinky drilled out bits but the SC Force handlebar is a simpler beast, a fairly standard road drop made from T-7451 Scandium alloy that's light and comfy, and not too pricy either.

Cinelli Vai Alloy Handlebar

Price: 
£29.99

Cinelli's Vai handlebar has been around for a while now but it's still well worth a look. As the ancient engineering cliche goes, pick any two from light, stiff or cheap. The Vai certainly ticks the cheap and stiff boxes, but light it ain't.

Easton EA70 Ergo-Bend Road bars

Price: 
£59.99

These oversize Ergo-Bend EA70 bars from Easton follow the trend for handlebars with less reach and drop than is traditional as manufacturers finally wake up to the fact that there are a lot of mere mortals out there that don't have the lanky arms of a 23 year-old Dutch rouleur or the stretching regime of roadie pros who can get into drops that are in a different postcode. Bring on the trumpets!

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