Teravail Radia Drop Handlebar

The 24-degree flare creates a significantly wider hand position in the drops, which increases your leverage and stability when navigating technical gravel or singletrack. It provides a more confident, planted feel compared to traditional road bars when you are fully loaded for a bikepacking trip.

Yes, the Radia features an extended 140mm clamping area specifically designed to accommodate bikepacking setups. This extra space ensures you can mount your GPS, lights, and a handlebar bag without the cockpit feeling cramped or cluttered.

Absolutely. It is constructed from durable 6061-T6 aluminum alloy and has been tested to rigorous mountain drop bar standards. It is built to handle the extra stress and vibration that comes with long-distance adventure riding on unpredictable terrain.

With a 68mm reach and 116mm drop, these bars are relatively compact. This geometry is intentional, as it keeps the drops more accessible and comfortable for long days in the saddle, rather than forcing you into an overly aggressive, stretched-out racing position.

While it is optimized for bikepacking and gravel, you can certainly use it for road riding if you prefer a very stable, upright, and wide hand position. However, keep in mind that the extreme flare is designed for off-road control and may feel unconventional for pure road cycling.