Renthal Powersports & Motorcycle
Renthal M202-01-006-01 Fatbar35 70mm Rise MTB Handlebar 820mm Black Aluminum
Renthal 404U-520-43P-HA Ultralight Rear Sprocket Pitch Sprockets - 43T 520
Renthal 507U-520-48GPSI Ultralight Rear Sprocket 520 Pitch 48 Tooth Silver
Renthal 507U-520-46GPSI UltraLight Flat Track Rear Sprocket - 520 Pitch 46T Silver Grooved
Renthal 507U-520-45GPSI UltraLight Grooved Rear Sprocket 520 Pitch 45T Silver
Renthal 845-50-GO Fatbar Street Medium Handlebar Gold 1-1/8" Oversized Touring
Renthal M167-02-007-01 Fatbar Lite V3 35mm Riser Handlebar 40mm Rise 760mm Width AluGold
Renthal M166-02-007-01 Fatbar Lite V3 35mm Riser Handlebar 30mm Rise 760mm Width AluGold
About Renthal: Built for Champions Since 1969
Few brands in the powersports and cycling worlds carry as much race-bred credibility as Renthal. The story began in Manchester, England, in 1969, when co-founders Henry Rosenthal and Andrew Renshaw bent their first aluminium tube into a dirt bike handlebar. That single act of engineering ingenuity launched a privately held company that would go on to become a globally recognized leader in the design and manufacture of components for motocross, enduro, dual sport, street, ATV, trials, and mountain bike disciplines.
From the very beginning, Renthal's philosophy has centered on performance at the highest level of competition. The brand's parts have been trusted by factory race teams and OEM motorcycle manufacturers alike — including Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki, and KTM — who have chosen Renthal components as original equipment. That kind of professional endorsement is not accidental; it reflects decades of rigorous engineering, in-house manufacturing, and uncompromising quality control.
What Sets Renthal Apart
One of Renthal's most significant competitive advantages lies in its materials science. The brand holds exclusive rights to a specially developed 7010 T6 aluminium alloy formulated specifically for handlebar construction. This alloy is engineered to reduce vibration transmission while preserving the strength and flex characteristics riders depend on in demanding conditions. Each handlebar undergoes 35 individual manufacturing processes and more than 58 separate quality checks before it leaves the facility — a level of precision that few competitors can match.
Renthal's product portfolio spans far beyond a single category. The lineup includes handlebars, grips, bar mounts, levers, hand guards, chainwheels, chains, and brake pads, giving riders a comprehensive selection of performance parts regardless of discipline. Whether you ride motocross, compete in enduro events, cruise on a street bike, or charge technical mountain bike trails, Renthal has engineered something specifically for your needs.
Renthal Handlebars: The Heart of the Brand
No product category defines Renthal's legacy more than its handlebars. Since entering the mountain bike market with the iconic Fatbar in 2010, Renthal's cycle handlebar range alone has accumulated an impressive championship résumé. On the moto side, the brand offers over 1,000 bend and color combinations across four distinct platforms — the 7/8-inch, Fatbar, Twinwall, and FB36 — giving riders an extraordinary level of fit customization. The proprietary WorksFit™ handlebar simulator is the only tool of its kind in the market, helping riders select the ideal bend geometry before they buy. Whether in aluminium or carbon, in 31.8mm or 35mm clamp diameters, Renthal handlebars represent the gold standard of the category.
Trusted by Professionals, Built for Every Rider
Renthal's race record speaks volumes. The brand has accumulated more world and USA motocross titles than any competitor, and its mountain bike handlebar range has been used to claim World Cup victories and World Championship gold medals at the elite level. Yet despite this professional heritage, Renthal designs products that are equally accessible to amateur enthusiasts and weekend trail riders. That combination of race-proven performance and broad applicability is what has kept Renthal at the top of its field for more than five decades.