The handlebar is a crucial component that not only steers but also supports and stabilizes the body. Therefore, choosing the right handlebar that fits you is essential, and customization is key. Here’s a brief introduction to different types of handlebars and models to help you find the perfect fit.

Track Drop Bar

Deeply connected with the fixed gear scene, the TRACK DROP is the go-to for track bikes. Familiar to us as specialists in fixed gear bikes, these bars are primarily used for track racing, gripping mostly at the lower part. While not ideally suited for casual street riding due to their aggressive bend, they possess a beauty that has garnered a fan base. Here are two top recommendations

1. DEDA ELEMENTI PISTA DROP BAR

Among the few track drops, DEDA PISTA stands out for being stylish yet lightweight, perfect for street-custom builds.

2. NITTO B123AA DROP BAR

Road Drop Bar

Next up is the Road Drop. Designed for long distances, road drop handlebars offer multiple grip positions. Unlike track drops, the tops are flat, allowing for a more relaxed, upright riding posture. Road drops have become popular even among fixed gear bikes in recent years, as seen in DOSNOVENTA components.

1. DSNV®101 Drop Bar

Known for its design flair and the allure of carbon, the DSNV DROP BAR is currently a hot favorite, unmatched for racing-inspired street customizations.

2. DEDA ELEMENTI ZERO100 Drop Bar RHM Silver

The limited-edition silver DEDA ZERO100 is the trendy handlebar of choice. Ideal for custom builds aiming for a silver theme.

Bullhorn Bar

The Bullhorn Bar, named for its resemblance to bull’s horns, stands out for its impactful and cool design. Used in time trials, its forward-leaning grip reduces air resistance and is versatile for long rides and urban cycling.

1. DEDA ELEMENTI DABAR

If you plan to add bullhorns to a fixed gear, DABAR is the destination. Made of carbon, it offers both functionality and stunning looks, perfect for giving your bike a cool finish.

2. DEDA ELEMENTI CRONONERO LOWRIDER

For a cost-effective aluminum bullhorn, the CRONONERO LOWRIDER fits the bill, ideal for an energetic ride with its dropped shape.

Riser Bar

Finally, we have the well-known riser bars, often chosen for city and trick-oriented bikes. Riser bars provide stability and allow for an upright, relaxed ride. The rise height and backsweep angle vary across models, so you can choose one that suits your preferred shape and posture. Women might find switching to riser bars reduces anxiety while riding.

1. By BROTURES Wide Low Riser

With a perfect rise and upsweep, it offers a reliable grip for pedaling forcefully and the strength for firm bike handling, making it user-friendly for street use.

2. NITTO B801AA SSB Riser Bar

A wide riser bar facilitates an elbow-up, shock-absorbing posture. Made from tempered aluminum, the B801 is strong yet lightweight. With a 48mm rise, it's great for skidding and tricks, and its 730mm width can be customized by cutting and pairing with grips of your choice.

While there are many options and styles to choose from, not customizing your handlebars is a missed opportunity. The handlebars introduced here are just a selection, so if you're interested in finding out more, please contact us via contact form or DM us on Instagram @brotures_global.

Try out different handlebars, embark on various adventures, and dive deeper into the world of fixed gear bikes.

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