I'd go with a moose type bar. Bull or Bosco. On Wednesday, July 8, 2015 at 1:27:30 PM UTC-7, Justin August wrote: > > I would recommend finding a pair of the MAP/Ahearne Bars > http://www.ahearnecycles.com/shop/ahearnemap-handlebar and putting them > on it. Nice and wide for leverage and security going up and down hills. > Lots of space for controls, bells, grips, PDW Bar-Istas, etc. I've got them > on my Saluki and quite enjoy them. > > -J > > On Wednesday, July 8, 2015 at 1:21:55 PM UTC-7, Jack Doran wrote: >> >> Hi all, >> >> I recently put in an order for a Hunqapillar and was wondering what you >> current Hunq riders have to say about your bar/stem configurations. A >> couple very helpful employees at Rivendell said in so many words that the >> Hunq is really designed for an upright bar, and that drops don't really >> suit the frame since they'll put unwanted pressure on the wrists and >> shoulders because the reach on the Hunq is pretty long and the head tube >> isn't as long as, say, the Sam. No gripe about the upright option; I've >> used an albatross bar and I think it's every bit as good as the Riv folks >> say it is. But I'm thinking about potential options down the road that >> might make the Hunq as much a shred sled as a nice hefty, comfy touring >> bike that will handle the dirt nicely. I see a lot of Hunqs online with >> drop bars, mustache bars, Soma Junebug, etc. and not necessarily with a >> riser stem. Surely all those folks can't be hating the world when they're >> atop their Hunqapillars >> >
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