Top-flight performance from a handlebar designed primarily for Di2 users
Carbon handlebar with foam pad inserts provides a smoother ride but at some cost
Good adventure-ready flared bar with a comfy drop position
Really good alloy bars with a shape that's definitely an improvement (for me) over a standard compact
Comfortable, lightweight bar but a pain to set up, with cable routing compromises that shouldn't have to made at this price
Very good bar with no hint of flex or twisting, no matter how hard I tried
A low-cost, basic yet serviceable bar – just be aware of grip fit in the drops
Absolutely awesome carbon race bar with stunning looks, stiffness and comfort at a competitive price
Nice bars at a decent price, a good option for DIY aero conversions
Cheap for a carbon bar, but not particularly light or stiff
A shape that works well for control, but unlikely to be seen in the peloton
Smart looking comfort handlebar but with serious flex issues
Good aero-section handlebar but not the stiffest option ever and be careful with the fit
Well made aero extensions that are easy to fit, light and comfortable
Very light handlebar with a really comfortable shape
Top end bar with a top end price tag and performance to match
Well priced multi position handlebar, a bit of padded tape might be required for long trips.
Light and stiff carbon fibre handlebar with a comfortable shape and traditional round deep drops
Light bar with some handy extra comfort for long days out on the bike
Entry-range clip-on aero-bars, offering excellent adjustability and ideal for those looking to add a simple time-trial or triathlon position to their road bike.
