Alienor Chrome Handlebar Ø22mm | Universal

The Alienor handlebar has a 22 mm diameter (7/8 inch standard), compatible with most modern and classic motorcycles equipped with a standard handlebar mount. This includes many Triumph, BMW, Moto Guzzi, Royal Enfield, Yamaha, Kawasaki and other brands. The compatibility module on the product page details the models specifically validated. If you have any doubt about your specific configuration, the FCR Accessoires team can verify compatibility with your motorcycle before ordering.

The Alienor handlebar measures 960 mm in total length, 150 mm in height (from the mounting plane to the highest point) and 200 mm pullback (distance between the vertical axis of the mounts and the grip ends). The tube diameter is 22 mm along its entire length.

22 mm (7/8 inch) is the historical and most widespread standard on European, Japanese and Indian motorcycles. 25.4 mm (1 inch) is more common on American motorcycles, notably Harley-Davidson, and certain sport builds. Before purchasing a handlebar, it is essential to check the diameter of the existing mounts on your motorcycle, as the two standards are not interchangeable without specific adapters.

On motorcycles equipped with a standard 22 mm handlebar mount, the bar fits as a direct replacement for the original handlebar. Depending on the model and the original cable length (throttle, clutch, brakes, electrical harness), adjustments or extension of certain cables may be required. This is a standard consideration for any handlebar change. For handlebar controls, some positioning holes may need to be drilled depending on your motorcycle.

Quality chrome plating offers excellent resistance to corrosion and UV. To preserve the brightness of the finish over time, regular cleaning with a dedicated chrome product and occasional application of a protective wax are recommended, particularly in case of winter use or prolonged outdoor parking.

For an experienced rider with basic tooling, fitting a handlebar is an operation that can be carried out at home. However, dismantling the handlebar controls, cables and electrical harness requires method and precision. If you are not familiar with this type of work, calling on a professional guarantees a clean fit, correctly positioned wiring and optimal operation of all controls.