Redshift Top Shelf Bar
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Redshift Top Shelf Bar – Elevated Comfort & Accessory-Ready Gravel Handlebar
Raise your ride. Carry what you need. Ride all day.
The Top Shelf Bar from Redshift Sports lifts your riding position by 50mm or 70mm (2–2.75in) for an upright, comfortable posture while maintaining the backsweep, flare, and compact drop of Redshift’s popular Kitchen Sink Handlebars for control on any terrain. Its patent-pending double-bar construction provides a stable platform for securely mounting bags and accessories, letting riders configure the ideal setup for short gravel outings or multi-day bikepacking adventures, combining comfort, versatility, and accessory integration in one innovative handlebar.
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RISE - 50 or 70mm (2 or 2.75in) of rise creates a more upright and comfortable riding position without the use of a highly angled stem or excessive headset spacers. This allows riders to achieve a more upright, relaxed fit while maintaining traditional drop-bar bike geometry. CONTROL - Take advantage of the drops. The higher positioning of the drops provides a comfortable and secure hand position, giving you control to navigate rough terrain and steep descents. This keeps your body weight centered, while reducing neck and back strain. BACKSWEEP - 7° degrees of backsweep orients the bar where your hands want to be. Whether you're on the flats, the hoods, or the drops, you’re getting an ergonomic position for your most epic gravel rides. FLARE - 25° degrees of flare and a compact drop means a stable, aerodynamic drop position that is actually comfortable enough to use on your longest gravel ride or your next bikepacking trip. FULL RANGE OF WIDTHS - 41, 44, 47, 50, and 53cm widths. STORAGE - the unique double-bar construction provides room for all of your bar-mounted accessories. Mount handlebar bags (like our custom-fitted Top-Shelf Handlebar Bag which is now available) securely, without flopping around like they do on a standard handlebar. Perfect for road, gravel, bikepacking, and commuting. |