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When it comes to leathercrafting projects, we wrote the book on it for DK Publishing!

Bicycle Accessories

Original, unique designs to help with lifting and carrying your bicycle

Stunning handcrafted bicycle bags carry the essentials and turn heads!

Best-selling "commuter essentials" for making the daily commute easier

Lifetime leather bar wraps in five styles for every type of handlebar and bicycle

Games

Our best-selling Original Travel Cribbage Boards has fans worldwide

Unique travel-sized classic games: dice, dominoes, cribbage

Free hand-drawn printable scoresheets, rules of play & puzzles

One-of-a-kind cribbage boards: driftwood, leather, and even a belt

Handles

Leather handles in 8 styles, 4 leather colors, and 3 metal finishes

Strong yet soft, durable and sustainable, no-bumps and no-bruises

Add a label to handles and pulls for superior organization

Flexible but sturdy, creative solutions to tricky problem corners

As Vanity Fair said, "Repairability is the new luxury." That's why we sell leather care and replacement parts.

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Walnut Studiolo Leather Care Leather Conditioner

Leather Conditioner

from $4.95 USD

Our house-made, small-batch leather conditioner uses only time-tested natural ingredients. Our recipe was inspired by historic fishermen's boot recipes from the Library of Congress.

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Dark Brown sew-on leather bar wraps on a set of bicycle handlebars (drop bars). This is a close up profile view of the handlebars against a raw wood backdrop.
Head-on shot facing bicycle drop bars on the left side, looking at the brake lever, wrapped in black sew-on leather bar wraps.
Photo taken by a customer on their bicycle from the point of the view of the saddle, as the rider. She is looking down towards her front tire and mustache handlebar, which is covered in honey colored sew-on leather bar wraps. The road below is blurred from motion.
Title: "Monogramming available". Photo shows honey sew-on leather bar wraps with debossed, stsamped-in monogram with a customer's initials.
Title: "After 2 years: comparing bicycle leather bar wraps". Two mallet handles wrapped in bicycle bar tape. The top "typical bonded leather bar tape" is ugly and torn up. The bottom "Walnut's full grain leather" looks shiny and gained a patina.
Customer photo of a light yellow bicycle with a natural Brooks saddle and matching Natural sew-on leather bar wraps, which can be ordered custom. The bicycle is against an industrial steel backdrop on a grass patch.
Infographic to help customers decide which style of bar wraps works for their bike. The same information is in the description. The decision points are primarily about handlebar diameter and style.
Angled view of bicycle handlebars with dark brown sew-on leather bar wraps. The bicycle is black and up against a purple graffiti wall as a backdrop.
Title: "Replacement Parts available in our Parts section". Same information in the product description. Shows replacement parts for sew-on bar wraps including stitch kit and double-sided tape for replacing and moving bar wraps from bike to bike or bar to bar.
Close-up shot from installation video showing the sew-on bar wrap strap wrapping around a brake cable on the handlebar.
Customer photo of an all-black low rider bicycle with tall monkey handlebars. The handlebars are wrapped in honey sew-on leather bar wraps and there is also a Walnut honey seat barrel bag on the saddle.
Customer photo from Switzerland. Black sew-on leather bar wraps on a standard drop bar handlebar on a vintage steel Raleigh bicycle frame.
Customer photo of vintage yellow Varsity bicycle with dark brown leather sew-on bar wraps on standard drop bar handlebars with brake hoods.
Customer bike photo of a gravel hopper with downturned cafe racer handlebars wrapped in black leather sew-on bar tape.
Customer photo of an orange steel frame bicycle with black leather sew-on bar wraps on handlebars in the rain.
Customer photo from London England showing 1920's vintage style Guvnor bicycle with top bar shifter and brass accents, and dark brown sew-on leather bar wraps.
Customer bicycle photo of a red-and-black themed bicycle with honey leather sew-on bar wraps on bullhorn handlebars. The sew-on bar wraps were cut short to fit bullhorn bars.
Photo collage showing the set of leather wraps in four colors with four colors of thread: Natural, Honey, Dark Brown and Black Leather. With White, Tan, Dark Brown, and Black thread.
White background photo: black sew-on bar wraps with white thread
White background variant photo: black sew-on bar wraps with dark brown thread
White background variant photo: black sew-on bar wraps with black thread
White background variant photo: dark brown sew-on bar wraps with dark brown thread
White background variant photo: dark brown sew-on bar wraps with black thread
White background variant photo: dark brown sew-on bar wraps with white thread
White background variant photo: honey sew-on bar wraps with black thread
White background variant photo: honey sew-on bar wraps with white thread
White background variant photo: honey sew-on bar wraps with dark brown thread

Sew-on Leather Bar Wraps

$68.00 USD
Choose a Color
Honey
Dark Brown
Black
Choose a Thread

Durable in the elements, warm to the touch, and grippier when wet, our natural leather is a performance material with a clean look and outstanding handfeel for bicycle bar wraps. 

Like our other easy to sew on products, the Sew-on Bar Wraps come as a kit that you stitch on yourself with pre-punched stitching holes, needle, thread, and instructions. 

The natural oils in your hands burnish  our high-quality American leather into a glossy patina that will last you a lifetime. You get to keep the patina you've earned: you can transfer it from bike to bike, and over the years it will only get more beautiful with use and time.

Fits drop bars, pursuit bars, bullhorns, or any other 1” (25.4mm) diameter bars.

Tips & tricks on our blog:

Need help deciding which pair of bar wraps to get? Other handlebar questions? Check out our FAQ specific to Bicycle Handlebar Wraps.  

INSTALLATION: Watch an installation video our Vimeo channel: https://vimeo.com/walnutstudiolo/sew-on-bar-wraps

 

KIT CONTENTS: Included in each purchase is two wraps, a stitch kit containing needle, thread, and instructions. Bar plugs not included, read more in our blog post. For more complex two-needlestitch patterns, you'll need to order extra needle and thread with an extra Stitch Kit.

SPARE PARTS: Our high quality leather can be uninstalled from one set of handlebars and re-installed on a new set. Replacement stitch kits, double-sided tape, and leather care dressing available in our Parts section. 

COLORS: Honey, Dark Brown, Black 

THREAD COLORS:White, Dark Brown, Black

MATERIALS: Vegetable-tanned leather

DIMENSIONS: Each wrap is 3" (7.6cm) wide to fit a 1" (2.5cm) diameter bar and 22" (55.9 cm) long. Can easily be cut to length with scissors or an exacto blade to fit your bars perfectly.

MONOGRAMMING: Yes! This item can be monogrammed with up to 5 characters using our 1/4" font set, on one strap. Monogramming can add 2-3 days to the turnaround time. Monogram placement is shown in the last photo. Learn more about monogramming.

PHOTOGRAPHY: Credit to our incredible customers, Aaron Lee and Anthony Kerrigan. 

Customer Reviews

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Richard S. (Bend, US)
Classic look for classic bike

Few changes I could make a classic Bianchi look better.

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Jacob F. (Puyallup, US)
Not for aero style brakes!

Although product is high quality and shipping was prompt, it is not well thought out. It is sold as a universal product when it is meant for a plain bar. It is too narrow to wrap around the bar AND brake cable leaving an ugly gap. Im sure its operator error but I soaked the leather in water before I started and kept it damp while I worked but I couldn't stretch it enough to cover the brake cable. Stitching holes looked stretched and i was worried they would tear if i went went tighter.

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Ben M. (Abilene, US)
thanks for the e-mail spam

really - thanks!

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