Handlebars with a 10° bend are becoming increasingly popular. Ritchey's latest bar end from the WCS series proves that this comfortable bend does not have to come at the price of high weight. At just 74 grams for the pair, the "WCS Ergo Bar Ends" are among the lightest "bar ends" ever. They are made of forged aluminum for high stability and durability. In addition to the comfortable bend, the countersunk clamping screws ensure a comfortable grip on the bar end.

The neoprene Truegrip from Ritchey proves that rubber isn't everything. Even after more than ten years in the range, it is still the most popular handlebar pad in the range. The closed-cell foam is not only lightweight, but also very grippy in damp conditions. Because the grips made of closed-cell foam tend to slip when used hard, Ritchey now also offers the Truegrip as a screw-on grip. The "WCS Locking Truegrip" is clamped to the handlebars with four grub screws and holds firmly. Weighing just 116 grams, the grip pair is one of the lightest screw grips currently available. The Ergo version of the WCS grip is four grams heavier. Here, the neoprene foam has also been adapted to the shape of the rider's hand.

The last new hand flatterer from Ritchey also offers something for the eye. The "Truegrip VI" is now available in the fashionable color white. Thanks to the profiled shape and the softer rubber of the white contact surface, the grip offers the hand a secure grip on the handlebars.

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