Jones H-Bar SG Loop Alloy

Since 2002, the Jones H-Bars have redefined comfort and control with an innovative, ergonomic design that was meticulously crafted and tested in the rugged yet beautiful landscapes of southern Oregon. 

While these handlebars may look unconventional, they deliver superior handling and unmatched comfort compared to traditional bars. A wide range of hand and body positions supports increased power, comfort, and control, while the signature 45-degree sweep keeps your wrists in a natural, relaxed position for lasting ease on long rides.

This makes the Jones H-Bars the ultimate upgrade for a diverse range of bikes, including bikepacking, touring, mountain, road, gravel, commuting, city, and electric bikes.

The 22.2mm front loop of the Loop H-Bar offers several hand positions and mounting locations for essentials like bike computers, lights, GPS devices, sports action cameras and the Jones Gnarwal. With a long grip area and paired with Jones H-Grips, riders can comfortably switch between an upright stance at the grips’ ends to a tucked aero position using the crossbar and front loop. These varied options provide unique hand placements, giving extra leverage and a wider grip for both comfort and power.

The Jones Loop H-Bar also serves as an excellent replacement for drop bars, offering more hand positions, comfort, and control while allowing additional mounting options for bags, lights, and other accessories.

Specifications

SG Aluminium

The SG Aluminium Loop H-Bar uses the same great design as our Butted Aluminium Loop H-Bar and is available at a lower price by using straight-gauge aluminium tubing in place of the custom-butted tubing on the Butted Loop H-Bar. This H-Bar is just as strong as ever, and weighs about 100 grams more than the Butted version. 

710mm width
31.8mm stem clamp
0.5" / 12mm Rise
600 grams
Straight gauge loop, tapered and butted main cross bar
Black Loop H-Bars are bead-blasted and then black anodized for a slightly matte, lightly-textured black finish.

 

For set up tips, check out the Jones H-Bar user guide
 

What Bars is a very useful website that will help you visualise different forward and backwsweeps, allowing you to compare an ever increasing number of different handlebars as an overlay.