Looking for The One Integrated Handlebar

[alfiomotrambo]

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for a good integrated handlebar for my road bike. Something that fits well, reliable and looks clean.

It doesn’t need to be super light or super fancy, just something that works well and looks good.

Any suggestions? What are you using and happy with?

Thanks!

[SillyMochi]

A lot of people are happy with the Lexon handlebars from AliExpress. I have the gravel version for a new build and I was thinking about getting the road version for my current road bike as well.

[kubackje]

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for a good integrated handlebar for my road bike. Something that fits well, reliable and looks clean.

It doesn’t need to be super light or super fancy, just something that works well and looks good.

Any suggestions? What are you using and happy with?

Thanks!

Bigrock skyline absolutely top quality

[crazyravr]

I have Alanera on one of my road bikes. Another one has the "cheap" Kocevelo. and just now I bought a Ulisys because of the drop and reach. All high quality and I have zero issues.
On my gravel bike I have a Yoeleo integrated and again zero issues.

[jhoff80]

The knockoff Alanera from AliExpress was measured very strangely in my experience.  I've got two different 110mm ones from different sellers for different bikes, they are more like 130mm (estimated by comparing to an Easton stem).

I eventually switched over to Lexon gravel ones on one bike and road ones on another and like them a lot better (and the measurements seem more accurate).

Though I will say the Lexon road bars had trouble fitting the Jagwire compressionless housing for my rim brakes on that bike (theres like a long metal transition piece that just could not fit in the bars no matter what I tried).

[Fatbonzo]

Kocevelo I don't like too much, mine had many wrinkles
Ullicycle looks better, routing was really easy

My Yishun handlebar beats them both, but way less options

[Ultramic]

I have the Lexon Vero for my road bike and would only recommend this if you are running wireless. You will end up smashing the handlebar trying to fit 4 hoses through it as it has a 90° bend from the stem to the headset. If you are running mechanical, look for integrated designs that enter the stem at an angle which is usually indicated by the top spacer having an extended piece going under the stem.

[xicsx]

I have this handlebar from Kocevelo and in my opinion it's very good value for money, it doesn't flex and if you have a mechanical group you can fit everything through without any problems.
https://a.aliexpress.com/_EHaGanc

[crazyravr]

I have this handlebar from Kocevelo and in my opinion it's very good value for money, it doesn't flex and if you have a mechanical group you can fit everything through without any problems.
https://a.aliexpress.com/_EHaGanc

Yeap its one of the ones I use. But the computer mount throws my computer elevation gain / loss by at least 4x due to the vibrations. I have to adjust the elevation via strava after each ride when I use this. One thing to note is the drop on these bars (pretty much any of the AE bars) is big. 127-130+ mm so if you are already low, you will most likely NOT be comfy in the drops.

[SkylarRnD]

Has anyone tried this bar yet? LightCarbon is releasing the HBR017 soon and it has a similar shape. I was talking with LC and if I were to order a frame and upgrade to the HBR017 handlebar it would only cost an additional $60. To buy it outright its $158 plus $68 shipping to USA...and then 4.5%Paypal fee of $10. So total of $231.

This T4 by Ullicyc is around $188 shipped.


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