New
RM 258
12o'clock X1 White Flat Scandium bar 600mm - 124 grams Only
Pulau Pinang
12 years
Handlebars for Sale in Malaysia
Bicycle handlebars for sale in Malaysia — drop bars, flat bars, risers and aero bars for road, MTB and commuter bikes.
New
New
RM 295
12o'clock 29er 710mm Flat Bar
Pulau Pinang
12 years
New
RM 695
Ritchey WCS Carbon Flat 10D 660mm (Original)
Pulau Pinang
12 years
New
RM 248
Ritchey WCS Low Riser Bar - Guaranteed Original
Pulau Pinang
12 years
New
RM 180
Uno HandleBar,Stem,Seatpost (free pos w.m)
Perak
12 years
About Handlebars
Handlebars set your riding position and determine how much weight is on your hands, shoulders and back. Road bikes use drop bars that offer multiple hand positions — on the tops for climbing, on the hoods for regular riding, and in the drops for sprinting or descending aerodynamically. MTB and commuter bikes use flat or riser bars that keep the rider more upright. Width, reach and drop (for road) or rise (for MTB and city bikes) all affect comfort and control.
Carbon handlebars are lighter and can reduce road buzz, but must be inspected carefully for cracks or impact damage — a cracked carbon bar can fail catastrophically. Aluminium bars are heavier but more forgiving of minor damage and are easily replaced affordably. When buying used handlebars, check for cracks near the stem clamp area and at the bar ends, and confirm the bar diameter matches your stem clamp (31.8mm is the modern road and MTB standard; 25.4mm is older).
Frequently Asked Questions
Road drop bar width should roughly match your shoulder width, measured centre to centre. Most riders fall between 38 and 44cm. Narrower bars (38 to 40cm) are more aerodynamic; wider bars (42 to 44cm) offer better breathing for climbing. When in doubt, match the width of your existing bars or measure shoulder width and round to the nearest standard size.
Compact drop bars have a shorter reach and shallower drop — making the in-drops position more accessible for riders with smaller hands or less flexibility. Classic bars have a longer reach and deeper drop, preferred by racers for a more aerodynamic position. Compact bars are more comfortable for most recreational and endurance riders.
Yes — wider bars improve leverage and steering control on technical terrain. Most modern trail and enduro MTBs run bars between 760 and 800mm wide. Riders can trim bars shorter if the width feels excessive. Very wide bars are only suitable if your riding environment has sufficient trail width, as they can snag trees on narrow singletrack.
Only with thorough inspection. Carbon bars must be free of cracks, chips, delamination and any visible damage at the stem clamp area and bend transitions. If you cannot verify the bar's history — whether it has been crashed, over-torqued or dropped — the risk is not worth taking. Carbon bar failure at speed can cause a serious crash.