Bar Ends

Bar Ends: replace the part that takes the hit

Bar ends are the pieces that live at the outer tips of your handlebar. The term covers two jobs on this page: replacement bar sections and abrasion guards that protect the grip area on a crash bar setup, and finish end caps that seal the open ends of a bar and add a bit of style. If you have dropped a bike or knocked a bar in a tight garage, the end is usually the first thing to bend, scuff or crack. Fitting fresh bar ends restores the protection and cleans up the look without replacing the whole bar assembly.

On the guard side, they take the abrasion and shield the grip and controls when the bar goes down. On the cap side, they close off the tube end and finish the bar cleanly. Either way it is a small part doing a specific job, and it is far cheaper to swap than the bar itself.

What we stock

There are 10 products in this category from 2 brands: Cycra and Kuryakyn. Cycra makes up the larger share of the sample with abrasion-guard and replacement bar hardware, while Kuryakyn covers the finish end caps. Prices currently run from $30 to $90, which is the live range on what is in stock right now rather than a fixed promise.

For concrete examples, the Cycra Probend Alloy Replacement Bar with Abrasion Guards in black and the Cycra Probend Replacement Barset with Bumpers in silver sit at the protection end of the range. On the finish side, the Kuryakyn ISO Grip End Caps sold as a pair and the Kuryakyn Stiletto End Caps in chrome close off the bar with a finished look.

How to choose

The decision here is protection versus finish. If your priority is guarding the grip and controls, go with the Cycra Probend replacement bar and abrasion-guard hardware. If your bar ends are simply open, worn or plain and you want a clean or chrome finish, the Kuryakyn end caps are the direct pick. Color and finish also separate the options, so match black, silver or chrome to the rest of your cockpit hardware.

What else you need with it

Bar ends live at the ends of your handlebars, so if a bar is bent rather than just scuffed, replace the bar itself from that category. While you are working at the front of the bike, it is a natural time to check mirrors and turn signals. Browse more of the Exterior section for related upgrades like lighting.

Fitment and ordering

None of the products in this sample carry structured vehicle-fitment data, so confirm the bar diameter and mounting before you order. If you are unsure, call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us. Every order ships with free shipping, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout. Questions about ordering are covered on our FAQ page.

Bar Ends: replace the part that takes the hit

Bar ends are the pieces that live at the outer tips of your handlebar. The term covers two jobs on this page: replacement bar sections and abrasion guards that protect the grip area on a crash bar setup, and finish end caps that seal the open ends of a bar and add a bit of style. If you have dropped a bike or knocked a bar in a tight garage, the end is usually the first thing to bend, scuff or crack. Fitting fresh bar ends restores the protection and cleans up the look without replacing the whole bar assembly.

On the guard side, they take the abrasion and shield the grip and controls when the bar goes down. On the cap side, they close off the tube end and finish the bar cleanly. Either way it is a small part doing a specific job, and it is far cheaper to swap than the bar itself.

What we stock

There are 10 products in this category from 2 brands: Cycra and Kuryakyn. Cycra makes up the larger share of the sample with abrasion-guard and replacement bar hardware, while Kuryakyn covers the finish end caps. Prices currently run from $30 to $90, which is the live range on what is in stock right now rather than a fixed promise.

For concrete examples, the Cycra Probend Alloy Replacement Bar with Abrasion Guards in black and the Cycra Probend Replacement Barset with Bumpers in silver sit at the protection end of the range. On the finish side, the Kuryakyn ISO Grip End Caps sold as a pair and the Kuryakyn Stiletto End Caps in chrome close off the bar with a finished look.

How to choose

The decision here is protection versus finish. If your priority is guarding the grip and controls, go with the Cycra Probend replacement bar and abrasion-guard hardware. If your bar ends are simply open, worn or plain and you want a clean or chrome finish, the Kuryakyn end caps are the direct pick. Color and finish also separate the options, so match black, silver or chrome to the rest of your cockpit hardware.

What else you need with it

Bar ends live at the ends of your handlebars, so if a bar is bent rather than just scuffed, replace the bar itself from that category. While you are working at the front of the bike, it is a natural time to check mirrors and turn signals. Browse more of the Exterior section for related upgrades like lighting.

Fitment and ordering

None of the products in this sample carry structured vehicle-fitment data, so confirm the bar diameter and mounting before you order. If you are unsure, call fitment help at 813-535-5801 or reach us through contact us. Every order ships with free shipping, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available at checkout. Questions about ordering are covered on our FAQ page.