A motorcycle handlebar is a key component of a motorcycle's control system. It serves as the primary point of contact for the rider's hands and is used to control the direction, balance, and various functions of the motorcycle. Handlebars come in different shapes, sizes, and styles, each offering a different riding experience.
Motorcycle handlebars house various controls and switches, including the throttle, brake levers, clutch lever (if applicable), turn signals, horn, and sometimes even audio controls or navigation systems. The style and height of the handlebars greatly affect the rider's comfort and riding position. Some handlebars offer a more upright position, while others promote a more aggressive, forward-leaning posture.