This used handlebar comes from France and is built from aluminium. It is recorded as a course bend and measures 40.5 cm at a key point. No oxidation is declared on the unit itself. The visual record supplied with this listing forms a fundamental part of the description, allowing you to assess the present shape and finish before committing to a build.
Straightforward geometry for a vintage touring setup
The key figure here is 40.5 cm. That single measurement anchors most decisions about period builds. In aluminium, this handlebar offers a responsive but familiar road feel without adding unnecessary weight to a classic steel frame. The course designation indicates a drop profile suited to faster touring or club riding rather than an upright city position.
Key specifications
- Country of origin: FRANCE
- Oxidation: No
- Material: Aluminium
- Handlebar type: Course
For those sorting through handlebar variants for a period-correct restoration, this unit sits alongside other French and Italian pieces in the inventory. A narrower [road bike handlebar BF 410-24.4 vintage bike eroica R268](https://streetofvintagebike.com/gb/guidons/4795-cintre-velo-couse-bf-410-244-vintage-bike-eroica-r268.html) offers a different profile, while a [handlebar racing 390-25.5 mm vintage bike Eroica R179](https://streetofvintagebike.com/gb/guidons/4808-cintre-velo-course-390-255-mm-vintage-bike-eroica-r179.html) represents the shorter reach alternative. In the broader [Chains](https://streetofvintagebike.com/gb/28-chaines) category, there are related drivetrain components to consider for the same build.
FAQ
What is the width of this handlebar?
The listing records a width of 40.5 cm.
What material is this handlebar made of?
It is made of aluminium, with France listed as the country of origin.
Does this handlebar show any oxidation?
No. The feature data explicitly indicates that oxidation is not present on this unit.
What type of bend does this handlebar have?
It is classified as a course bend, suitable for a vintage road or touring bicycle drop profile.
Why do the photographs matter for this used part?
For this used item, the photographs form an integral part of the description, showing the actual shape and surface condition.
