Nitto RM-013-HT Handlebars

The 7-degree flare angles the drops outward, which provides a wider, more stable stance when you are riding in the drops. This position is generally more comfortable for long-distance touring or gravel riding, as it offers better control and reduces wrist strain compared to traditional, parallel road drops.

Yes, provided your stem has a 26.0 mm clamp diameter. While 26.0 mm is a standard size for many vintage and classic-style stems, modern road bikes often use 31.8 mm clamps, so you should verify your current stem's clamp size before purchasing.

The heat-treatment process increases the strength and durability of the aluminum without adding unnecessary weight. This results in a handlebar that is stiff enough for efficient power transfer during climbing or sprinting, yet robust enough to handle the vibrations and stresses of long-distance touring.

Absolutely. The combination of the 140 mm drop and 95 mm reach offers a versatile hand position that works well for both aggressive commuting and relaxed riding. Their durable, heat-treated construction is designed to withstand the daily wear and tear of city riding.

These bars feature a 140 mm drop. This is a fairly traditional, deep drop, which gives you a significant range of hand positions, making them a great choice if you prefer a classic aesthetic and a lower, more aerodynamic riding posture.