[Dethklok]

So as the title states, Im having trouble finding a set of 31.8 handlebars that have more than 2" of rise.

Ideally Im looking for a handle bar with 31.8 diameter, 2.5"-3" rise, 0-6 degree backsweep, 0-6 degree upsweep, with a raw or polished finish, with a narrower bend area.

Ok dokay so now that everyone knows Im open to options because that handle bar doesnt exist lol

 

[IH8Rice]

first that comes to mind is the Azonic World Force

 

[DiscountedCycl]

why would you want that

 

[bullcrew]

why would you want that

For the same reason someone somewhere wants this! Individual taste or lack of ... LOL JK Mike

 

['size]

i think...
titec el norte - 2.25" rise
azonic ultracross - 2.5"
azonic world force - 3"

no idea on the sweeps...

 

[freeridefool]

the kore torsion bars come in 800mm and 2 inch rise. I was baffled why anybody would want them when I saw them at my shop

 

[HAB]

the kore torsion bars come in 800mm and 2 inch rise. I was baffled why anybody would want them when I saw them at my shop

I have the flat version. I like it, but the 2" version is a confusing one for sure.

 

[demo 9]

Riser stem?

 

[DiscountedCycl]

you need to put a bag on her head and ........

 

[DiscountedCycl]

now a hi rider stem would work

 

[IH8Rice]

i remember seeing some of the slopestlye riders using 2.5-3" rise bars, but never anyone else really.....10 years ago maybe

 

[DiscountedCycl]

ok here you go more then 2 inch rise

 

[Nagaredama]

Spank Spike

 

[Capricorn]

if u look at greg minnaar's stacked, shimmed, high clamped cockpit, makes one wonder if a more elegant solution wouldn't a higher rise bar. Since boobar only goes to 30mm, that probably explains the shims and super stack. Not everyone swoons at the thought of a flatter bar. Should be rider and course dependant, not falling victim to fashion.

 

[norbar]

if u look at greg minnaar's stacked, shimmed, high clamped cockpit, makes one wonder if a more elegant solution wouldn't a higher rise bar. Since boobar only goes to 30mm, that probably explains the shims and super stack. Not everyone swoons at the thought of a flatter bar. Should be rider and course dependant, not falling victim to fashion.

Yeah but lower bar + shims gives you more adjustability than a high bar and no shims. Im pretty sure for flatter tracks they want the bars lower

 

[Capricorn]

dont disagree norbar, just saying flatter bars aint a panacea.

 

[norbar]

dont disagree norbar, just saying flatter bars aint a panacea.

I ride flats, I know something about it Ive been lowering my cockpit consistently for the last 2 years as many of the local tracks are flattish but when I was doing that they went a bit steeper and I went a bit abroad
Thinking of 20mm risers now (though im really tempted to try some flats with over 9deg of backsweep).

 

[Capricorn]

i went flat and wide as well, but since hitting the steeper stuff, i've wanted something with more rise, so going with the 30mm rise Boobar. In my instance, the HA on my frame is not very slack to begin with, so going for a pseudo-slackness

 

[norbar]

i went flat and wide as well, but since hitting the steeper stuff, i've wanted something with more rise, so going with the 30mm rise Boobar. In my instance, the HA on my frame is not very slack to begin with, so going for a pseudo-slackness

Personally I liked my bars as low as possible with steepr ha due to the fact that it meant a higher cockpit anyway (though that was also with a higher fork). Though we should stop taking this off the topic.



As for high rise 31.8 bars - spank makes them up to 50 or 70mm I think.

 

[Dethklok]

Ok I wont lie its not going on a DH bike of anysort, but this was the most busy sub-forum so I figured post it here haha thanks for the suggestions guys