Handlebars

From low-rise race bars to the Upturn high riser with up to 75mm of rise, Funn mountain bike handlebars are built for trail, enduro and DH riding — balancing strength, weight and comfort. Not sure where to start? Read our guides to choosing the right handlebar width and replacing your handlebar.

Width first — you can always cut down

Wider bars add steering leverage and stability; narrower bars thread tighter trees and ease shoulder strain. Funn bars ship wide — the Kingpin comes in 785mm and 810mm — with cut marks so you can trim to fit. Measure your current bar before you buy: the width guide shows how.

Rise sets your riding position

Rise is the height the bar gains from clamp to grip. The Flame On is the flat option, the Kingpin covers 7mm, 15mm and 30mm, and the Upturn reaches up to 75mm for riders who want a tall front end without a stack of spacers — useful on slack modern frames and e-MTBs. Riding a Sur Ron or Talaria? See the e-moto handlebar fitment page.

31.8mm or 35mm clamp

The clamp diameter must match your stem. 35mm bars run stiffer at the same weight; 31.8mm bars give a little more compliance. Check which your stem takes before choosing — Funn makes both.

Alloy or carbon

Most of the range is alloy — tough, affordable and dent-before-snap. The Black Ace is the carbon option, saving weight and taking the edge off trail buzz.

Junior and gravel riders

The Speedrun is a junior-specific bar sized for smaller riders — it pairs with the 19mm Hilt JR grips. Drop-bar riders get the G-Wide, a flared gravel bar for off-road stability.