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Old 08-15-19, 03:14 AM
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ironwood
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There are so many variables involved. Some bars might be perfect for one rider, but torture for another. Saddle height, bar height reach, width, type of handlebar wrap all play a role, along with shape. I like Nitto Noodles and some French Randonneur bars. Nitto Randonneur bars are copies of the French bars but I have'nt tried them; they're not cheap. The VO Randonneur bars are good, but I wish they had a little higher "bump".


Those are my preferences, but I am not saying they would work for you.


I also move my hands around the bar a lot.
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