Description
Tuttibar lc-tt-Bar — The Universal Front-Mount Adapter Bar for Shorter Stems (lower-case “tt”)
Meet the Tuttibar lc-tt-bar (TT-1003), the ultimate front-mount handlebar adapter that redefines what’s possible on your ride. Designed for creators, commuters, and explorers alike, the lc-tt-bar extends your cockpit with a sleek, modular platform that makes every bike uniquely yours.
With its signature “TT” double-bar geometry, this front adapter mounts cleanly to your handlebars, creating a forward extension that’s perfect for lights, cameras, phones, action cams, or any gear you want front-and-center. Every curve, angle, and dimension is precision-engineered to balance strength, aerodynamics, and style — whether you’re filming your next reel, lighting your night ride, or just dialing in your setup.
And with six included high-tensile-strength zip-ties, you get reinforced mounting right out of the box.
Features:
- Universal fit: attaches seamlessly to your Tuttibar mount system
- Forward extension: ideal positioning for cameras, lights, and accessories
- Rigid 3D-printed composite construction: lightweight, strong, and trail-ready
- Includes six premium zip-ties: high-tensile-strength ties for secure mounting
- Minimal, clean profile: preserves your bike’s aesthetics
- Modular system: swap adapters, snap on accessories, and evolve your setup as you grow
Made for makers. Built for riders.
The TT-Bar turns your bike into a broadcast platform, a night-ride companion, or a mobile workstation — whatever your imagination demands.
jtalbott –
After solving the original speaker mount problem, it became obvious pretty quickly that the real opportunity was bigger than just audio.
Most handlebars get crowded fast—phones, lights, bells, cameras—and everything ends up fighting for space. The Tuttibar Bar came out of that realization. I wanted a clean, modular way to bring everything together without compromising usability or aesthetics.
This version expands the platform. It gives you room to build out your setup the way you want—whether that’s commuting, filming rides, or just keeping things organized and accessible.
It’s less about adding more… and more about making everything work better together.