Clamps

Clamps: the hardware that holds your bars and controls where you put them

Clamps are the parts that lock a handlebar into position and set its height, pull-back and rise. On a dirt bike or ATV that means an upper clamp assembly bolted to the triple tree; on a bar-mount setup it means a handlebar clamp or riser clamp that grips the tube and keeps it from creeping under braking or a hard landing. Fit the wrong one and the bar rolls in your hands; fit the right one and your levers, cables and controls all sit where you want them. If you are changing bars or chasing a better riding position, the clamp is usually the part you have to sort out first.

What ThreePiece stocks

This category has 24 clamps in stock right now, from 6 brands: Kuryakyn (the largest share at 12), Renthal (6), Cycra and ProTaper (2 each), plus single listings from DragonFire Racing and Rhino-Rack. Current pricing runs from $53 to $199, which is the live range for what is on the shelf, not a fixed promise. At the top end you get triple-tree upper clamp assemblies like the ProTaper Kawasaki KLX110 Upper Clamp Assembly and the ProTaper Honda CRF50 Upper Clamp Assembly. Renthal covers bar-mount duty with the Integra 35 Handlebar Clamp 45mm Zero Rise and the Integra 35 Handlebar Clamp 50mm +10 Rise. Kuryakyn covers the cruiser side with parts like the Magnum Quick Clamp 1in Gloss Black (Pair) and the Magnum Quick Clamp 1-1/2in Chrome. Makes appearing in the product names include Kawasaki, Yamaha, Honda and Suzuki.

How to choose

Start with what the clamp mounts to. An upper clamp assembly is a triple-tree part, model-specific, and priced near the top of the range - that is what the ProTaper KLX110 and CRF50 pieces are. A handlebar clamp like the Renthal Integra is chosen by clamp bore and rise: the 45mm zero-rise leaves the bar where it is, the 50mm +10 lifts it, so the number you pick changes your riding position directly. Kuryakyn's Magnum Quick Clamps are sized to the bar diameter - 1in versus 1-1/2in - and to your finish preference, gloss black or chrome, so match both the tube and the look of the rest of your cockpit.

What else you need

Clamps rarely go on alone. If you are replacing a bar at the same time, pair them from Handlebars. While the controls are apart it is a good moment to sort Mirrors, Turn Signals and cockpit Lighting. Browse everything else under the Exterior section, and if you are working on a truck build see Truck and SUV.

Fitment and ordering

Only 3 of these listings carry structured fitment data, with top makes Kawasaki and Suzuki and a year range of 1999-2024 - so confirm before you buy. Check your setup with the wheel fitment calculator or call fitment help at 813-535-5801. Every order ships with free shipping, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available.

Clamps: the hardware that holds your bars and controls where you put them

Clamps are the parts that lock a handlebar into position and set its height, pull-back and rise. On a dirt bike or ATV that means an upper clamp assembly bolted to the triple tree; on a bar-mount setup it means a handlebar clamp or riser clamp that grips the tube and keeps it from creeping under braking or a hard landing. Fit the wrong one and the bar rolls in your hands; fit the right one and your levers, cables and controls all sit where you want them. If you are changing bars or chasing a better riding position, the clamp is usually the part you have to sort out first.

What ThreePiece stocks

This category has 24 clamps in stock right now, from 6 brands: Kuryakyn (the largest share at 12), Renthal (6), Cycra and ProTaper (2 each), plus single listings from DragonFire Racing and Rhino-Rack. Current pricing runs from $53 to $199, which is the live range for what is on the shelf, not a fixed promise. At the top end you get triple-tree upper clamp assemblies like the ProTaper Kawasaki KLX110 Upper Clamp Assembly and the ProTaper Honda CRF50 Upper Clamp Assembly. Renthal covers bar-mount duty with the Integra 35 Handlebar Clamp 45mm Zero Rise and the Integra 35 Handlebar Clamp 50mm +10 Rise. Kuryakyn covers the cruiser side with parts like the Magnum Quick Clamp 1in Gloss Black (Pair) and the Magnum Quick Clamp 1-1/2in Chrome. Makes appearing in the product names include Kawasaki, Yamaha, Honda and Suzuki.

How to choose

Start with what the clamp mounts to. An upper clamp assembly is a triple-tree part, model-specific, and priced near the top of the range - that is what the ProTaper KLX110 and CRF50 pieces are. A handlebar clamp like the Renthal Integra is chosen by clamp bore and rise: the 45mm zero-rise leaves the bar where it is, the 50mm +10 lifts it, so the number you pick changes your riding position directly. Kuryakyn's Magnum Quick Clamps are sized to the bar diameter - 1in versus 1-1/2in - and to your finish preference, gloss black or chrome, so match both the tube and the look of the rest of your cockpit.

What else you need

Clamps rarely go on alone. If you are replacing a bar at the same time, pair them from Handlebars. While the controls are apart it is a good moment to sort Mirrors, Turn Signals and cockpit Lighting. Browse everything else under the Exterior section, and if you are working on a truck build see Truck and SUV.

Fitment and ordering

Only 3 of these listings carry structured fitment data, with top makes Kawasaki and Suzuki and a year range of 1999-2024 - so confirm before you buy. Check your setup with the wheel fitment calculator or call fitment help at 813-535-5801. Every order ships with free shipping, and Affirm and Katapult financing is available.