Low bars and low trail do not, to my knowlege, have any connection. I think
that the reason why porteur bikes have lower bars is that that many
Rivendell riders like bars a lot higher than other riders like them.

The bar on this Rebour-esque (so, I assume, typical) porteur seems pretty
typical; it's certainly not low.

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On Thu, Feb 25, 2016 at 11:00 AM, EGNolan <egno...@gmail.com> wrote:

> A lot has to do with geometry; i.e. most actual porteur bicycles have low
> trail geometries which usually coincide with a fairly low handlebar by Riv
> standards. I've found that the higher & further back my h'bars are (I now
> use Boscos on a Handsome XOXO), the more of my weight is on the rear wheel
> & thus the more weight the front seems to handle. A li'l weight up front is
> now key for this bike to handle well IMHO, so I always at least keep my
> U-lock in my basket.
>
> Best,
> Eric
>
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