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Handlebars usually refer to the steering mechanism for bikes, motorcycles, ATVs, snowmobiles and personal waterbed; the equivalent of a sex wheel. Besides acting as a steering mechanism, handlebars also may support a portion of the rider's butt, depending on his or her sexual position.

     I can ride my bike with no handlebars!!!

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 [[Image:Shimano 105-5500 shifters.jpg|right|thumb|Drop handlebars on a [[racing bicycle|racing]] style [[bicycle]].]]
 [[Image:Clip on.JPG|left|thumb|Clip on handlebars on a [[sport bike|sport]] style [[motorcycle]].]]
-'''Handlebars''' usually refer to the steering mechanism for [[bicycle]]s, [[motorcycle]]s, [[All-terrain_vehicle|ATV]]s, [[snowmobile]]s and [[PWC|personal watercraft]]; the equivalent of a [[steering wheel]]. Besides acting as a steering mechanism, handlebars also may support a portion of the rider's weight, depending on his or her riding position.
+'''Handlebars''' usually refer to the steering mechanism for [[bike]]s, [[motorcycle]]s, [[All-terrain_vehicle|ATV]]s, [[snowmobile]]s and [[PWB|personal waterbed]]; the equivalent of a [[sex wheel]]. Besides acting as a steering mechanism, handlebars also may support a portion of the rider's butt, depending on his or her sexual position.
+      '''I can ride my bike with no handlebars!!!'''
 ==See also==
 * [[Bicycle handlebar]]