Jones H-Bar Loop

The Butted Aluminum version is lighter and more refined, featuring varying wall thicknesses to reduce weight while maintaining strength. The SG (Straight Gauge) Aluminum version is slightly heavier but offers a more robust, budget-friendly option without sacrificing the signature H-Bar geometry.

The 0.5" rise provides a more aggressive, forward-leaning position suitable for bikepacking or cross-country riding where you want to keep your front end low. The 2.5" rise offers a more upright, comfortable posture, which is often preferred for long-distance touring or riders who want to reduce strain on their back and neck.

Because the H-Bar has a unique sweep, it effectively shortens your reach compared to a traditional flat bar. Many riders find they prefer a slightly longer stem—often 10mm to 20mm longer than what they use with a standard bar—to compensate for the hand position.

Yes, the loop design is specifically engineered to provide ample space for mounting accessories. The front loop acts as a dedicated platform for lights, GPS mounts, or even a handlebar bag, keeping your cockpit organized.

While the H-Bar is famous for its comfort and multiple hand positions, it is designed primarily for bikepacking, touring, and endurance riding. It handles singletrack well, but riders accustomed to wide, flat riser bars for aggressive downhill riding may find the hand positions and sweep require an adjustment period.