Handlebars are a type of steering control that are commonly used on personal watercraft (PWC) such as jet skis, Sea-Doos, and WaveRunners. The handlebars are mounted on the front of the PWC and are operated by the rider to steer the watercraft.

Handlebars typically consist of a pair of horizontal bars that are mounted on the front of the PWC and connected to the steering mechanism via steering cables. The rider holds onto the handlebars and uses them to steer the PWC by turning them left or right. The steering cables transmit the movement to the steering mechanism, which adjusts the position of the rudder or other steering component.

Handlebars are an important component of the PWC's steering system, and are critical to the safe and controlled operation of the watercraft. They should be regularly inspected and maintained to ensure they are functioning properly. Handlebars may be made from a variety of materials, such as aluminum, steel, or composite materials, and may be adjustable to allow the rider to customize their position.