Handle Bar For Bicycles
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Handle Bar For Bicycles
A bicycle handlebar is a component of a bicycle that is used to steer and control the bicycle. It consists of a long metal tube that is attached to the stem of the bicycle frame. The handlebar is typically curved in shape and is covered with a rubber or plastic grip that provides traction for the rider’s hands. The handlebar also typically has a variety of controls, such as brake levers, shifters, and bell, attached to it. Handlebars come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and are typically made from either aluminum or steel.
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