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The Heart of Rider Control: Steering, Gear & Related Components
Every input a rider makes — a carving turn on a dirt track, a confident sweep through a mountain highway, or a precise line across a frozen trail — begins at the steering contact point. The components in this category form the essential interface between rider and machine, directly influencing comfort, control, and confidence at speed. Whether you ride a motocross bike, a cruiser, an adventure tourer, or a snowmobile, the right steering components can transform your experience on the road, trail, or snow.
What This Category Covers
Steering, gear, and related components span a wide range of parts that work together to define your riding position and control feel. At the core is the handlebar — arguably the single most impactful upgrade any rider can make. Bar geometry, diameter, rise, sweep, and material all influence how a machine responds and how a rider feels after hours in the saddle. Supporting the handlebar are handlebar risers, which allow riders to adjust bar height and reach, fine-tuning ergonomics without replacing the entire front-end setup. Handlebar grips are another often-overlooked upgrade: the right grip compound and texture reduces fatigue, improves throttle feel, and can even mitigate vibration over long stints.
For snowmobile enthusiasts, this category extends to purpose-built winter components including the snowmobile ski wear bar, which protects and supports the ski system against the stresses of off-trail riding, and the snowmobile runner, which directly determines how a sled tracks and carves across varied snow conditions. Choosing the right runner profile for your terrain can mean the difference between effortless steering and fighting your machine all day long.
Top Brands in Steering & Handlebar Components
Renthal is the dominant force in this category and for good reason. Founded in 1969 by motorcycle and engineering enthusiasts Andrew Renshaw and Henry Rosenthal, Renthal initially made handlebars for trials bikes , and has since grown into a global powerhouse. The undisputed global leader in manufacturing and design of motocross parts since 1969, Renthal is universally regarded as the most trusted brand in the pro paddock and first choice to the world's premium athletes and race teams. Honda, Kawasaki, and Suzuki currently choose to fit Renthal handlebars as original equipment — a testament to the brand's engineering pedigree.
ROX Speed FX has built a devoted following around its innovative pivoting handlebar riser systems. Owned by Chris Olin, the cousin of late founder Rocky Cutsforth, the Minnesota company prides itself on making innovative products that enhance the performance, comfort, and style of motorsports machines. Dual rotation points make the Rox riser selectively adjustable forward and back, allowing riders to fit handlebars to their preferred riding position — a key advantage for riders who want dialed-in ergonomics without compromise.
LA Choppers brings West Coast custom style to the handlebar market, with a strong emphasis on cruiser and Harley-Davidson applications. Best known for handlebars including ape hangers, T-bars, and performance bends, the brand supports complete front-end upgrades with wiring kits, brake lines, and riser systems. Partnered with Baron Custom Accessories, LA Choppers offers many products for a wide variety of makes and models — big enough to make a quality product, small enough to be fresh and exciting.
Khrome Werks is a respected name in the Harley-Davidson community, known for chrome and black handlebar accessories, risers, and related hardware that blend style with solid fitment across a broad range of H-D platforms. Their components are designed to integrate seamlessly with factory and custom builds alike.
Arlen Ness brings legendary custom motorcycle design heritage to this category. Founded by the late Arlen Ness — widely regarded as one of the greatest custom bike builders of all time — the brand produces handlebars, grips, and related components that carry a distinctive aesthetic without sacrificing function, particularly for V-twin and Harley-Davidson enthusiasts.
Choosing the Right Steering Components
When selecting handlebars or related components, consider your riding style and discipline first. Motocross and off-road riders typically prioritize lightweight aluminum construction and specific bend profiles for stand-up riding. Cruiser and touring riders often focus on rise and pullback to achieve a relaxed, upright posture. Adventure and dual-sport riders may benefit from adjustable risers to accommodate both seated and standing positions. And for snowmobile applications, runner hardness and profile should match your typical snow conditions and riding aggressiveness. With the right combination of parts from this category, every ride becomes more connected, more comfortable, and more controlled.