Room to breathe.
Settle into the upper wing for a different hand position. Your brake levers are out of reach here.
YISHUN carbon cockpit
A study in connection
Ride thecurve.
One continuous form.
A more personal connection.
closer look
Concept geometry
Form, in the spotlight.
Before the road.
Before the effort.
There is the touch.
Hands. Bicycle. Road.
The small point where a whole ride begins. We look at the cockpit as a connection: a shape to hold, a position to find, a feeling that belongs to you.
An object.
A gesture.
The line travels from wing to stem, then folds into the drops. Follow it slowly.
A continuous silhouette asks you to consider the whole object. Width, reach, lever position and the bend all shape the way your hands meet the bicycle.
Find your
point of view.
Three ways to meet the same curve.
Choose a position to explore.
Meet the road.
The shoulders lead into your lever position. Check the support under your palms and the line through your wrists.
Follow the curve.
Move lower into the bend. Check your brake reach and forearm clearance before making this position your own.
Concept study. Levers and bar tape not shown.
The material, beneath the finish.Carbon.
Carbon.
Considered.
A surface catches the eye.
What is beneath it matters more.
Fiber, resin and the direction of a layup become one structure. Geometry and manufacturing give that structure its character.
The visible weave cannot tell the whole story. Weight, stiffness and test results belong to a specific product and need its supporting evidence.
Visit YISHUN product information (opens in a new tab)Make room
for you.
Start with what you ride now.
A few thoughtful measurements make
a better conversation.
- A The width
- Record where you measured. Center to center and outside to outside describe different widths.
- B The reach
- Consider stem length with bar reach and lever placement. Your hands experience their combined effect.
- C The stack
- Note the spacers and headset cover beneath the stem. Confirm the permitted arrangement for your components.
The model collectionSmall forms.
Aero 05Small forms.
Close study.
A collection of spacer shapes to turn, examine and keep. Six demonstration models, each with a different point of view.
Enter the collectionInteractive 3D / GLB + STL downloads
Study the silhouette Split 10
Explore the opening Demonstration geometry. Real bicycle compatibility has not been verified.
Bring it
together.
Before a new component becomes
part of your bicycle.
- 01
Know the bicycle.
Record the frame model and year, headset, top cover and current cockpit. Specific names make the next steps clearer.
- 02
Follow the connection.
Check the steerer interface, spacer profile and cable path with the manufacturers. Consider service access as well as appearance.
- 03
Make the fit personal.
Share your measurements and riding preferences with a fitter or mechanic. Confirm the installation instructions for each component.
A little more clarity.Before
Before
you choose.
Is this the cockpit I can buy?
This is a design exploration for YISHUN. The renders are concept geometry. Confirm the current product, dimensions, finish and availability directly with YISHUN before choosing a component.
How do I know which spacer fits?
Start with the exact frame model and year, headset, top cover and cockpit. A similar outline does not prove compatibility. Ask the frame and component manufacturers to confirm the complete interface and routing.
What is inside the model collection?
Six demonstration spacers in four profile families. You can search them, inspect their shape in 3D and download GLB or STL files. These are illustrative files for exploration, not approved parts for manufacture or bicycle use.
Can I keep a record of my setup?
The fit brief lets you record width and stem preferences alongside your bicycle model. Download it as a starting point for a conversation with your fitter or supplier. It is not a fit recommendation or an order.
The next connection is yours.