US EditionBike fitters hit out at the UCI's new handlebar width rules, highlighting increased risk of long-term injury in women
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Like Riding a Tractor’: Women Cyclists Speak Out Against UCI’s Controversial New Handlebar Rule - sports365.info
In a bold response to the UCI’s recent handlebar rule, women cyclists are advocating for greater freedom and performance in their sport. Riders liken the regulation to “like riding a tractor,” emphasizing the need for rules that support their competitive edge. —- Author : Miles Cooper Publish date : 2025-06-18 03:12:00 Copyright for syndicated content [...]
From 2026, handlebars on road bikes must not be narrower than 40 centimeters.
The world cycling association UCI has decided on a new set of rules for the 2026 season. The goal is to make the races safer for the riders. However, one of the changes could do exactly the opposite. Accordingly, the criticism is sharp.
They want to ban handlebars that are too narrow.
MyVeloFit Launches Petition Urging UCI to Revise New Handlebar Width Regulations
A Call to the UCI: Create Rules That Reflect Real Riders, Real Data, and Rider Safety Ottawa, June 16th, 2025 — MyVeloFit, powered by the largest collection of rider-submitted fit data in the world, is urging the Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) to reconsider recently announced rule changes regarding handlebar widths. The company has launched a public petition calling for a more thoughtful, data-driven approach that protects rider safety, bio…
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