It looks like a natural evolution of a resilient design. Less reach, less drop, a touch wider, and comes further back - all good. If I had any additional suggestion, it would be for a skosh more flat at the stem, so there was more room for my hands when I put them right up against the stem on long straight sections of road. Not as much as a Noodle Bar, naturally, but a bit more would go a long way for comfort in a spot that I bet lots of us use during the course of a ride.
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