With any bars, set up is everything, but if you don't take 2" horizontal
extension from your normal road bar stem, you're not even in the right
ballpark for moustache bars.
Here's a recent thread with all the common experiences.
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/internet-bob/
Hugh,
With The upmost respect. You are young.
Humbly,
Curtis
On Friday, June 17, 2016, Hugh Smitham wrote:
> Bob,
>
> I tried both the Moustache & Albastache and liked neither. I felt
> stretched out and the brake lever position wasn't ideal for me. That said
> you may experience them differe
How about a Surly Open bar? It has a decent amount of rise, and is usefully
wider than a Clarence or Mary.
Eric
On Tuesday, June 14, 2016, kielsun wrote:
> I hesitated posting this here, but it's definitely a Riv-inspired
> conundrum. I'm building up a late 80s Rockhopper and having trouble fin
I hesitated posting this here, but it's definitely a Riv-inspired conundrum.
I'm building up a late 80s Rockhopper and having trouble finding the right
handlebar setup. It will primarily be a trail and off-road camping bike with
knobbies. I have my Sam for road riding and don't want much overlap
