I find they're great in the application of rigid MTB. However for road use I
found them to be overly stiff. If I'm riding plush tires I want a plus bar. Or
at least not one that's noticeably stiff.
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It depends on the version. Vintage ones are not great for me. Hard to get high,
and very flat/straight. New riv ones are much improved and maybe the best
looking bar ever. That said, I think a map/ahearne style bar offers a similar
yet better set of positions, and a more customizable fit.
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They're long distance comfortable with some ergon grips, in my experience at
least. I've never taken them past 60 miles in a day.
-Kai
BK NY (holidaying in snowy Salt Lake City, bikelessish)
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Merry Christmas, gang! I'm building up a Stumpjumper to be an
all-rounder/gravel bike to complement my Ram for roads. I was thinking about
putting Bullmoose bars on the SJ for better control on trails or slick roads,
but was curious unsure how they would do over a longer ride on gravel or
