Yeah, I moved over to the Choco-moose from the Ron's bars because I 
couldn't get them to not slip on trails.  The "upside down" Choco curves 
are really nice too.

On Thursday, August 28, 2025 at 10:45:53 AM UTC-4 [email protected] 
wrote:

> I'm a big guy too and I would recommend the Crust Ron's Ortho Bars as 
> well.  Nice and wide and a good forward position on bends.  I have them on 
> my Sam Hillborne with thumb shifters and there's enough room for my big 
> hands on the forward curves.  I've used Albatross bars as well, and they're 
> fine, maybe less forward position availability than the Ortho bars, but 
> still comfortable.  I also second the choco bars - either the normal or 
> choco-moose.  I had some choco-moose bars on my Appa and they're a good 
> alternative for that bike if you get into some rough stuff.  While narrower 
> than the ortho bars, the curves on the choco bars are very comfortable and 
> allow for a good forward position, while still being able to grab the ends 
> and be upright.  The forward position on the chocos allowed me to rest my 
> forarms on the straight section too, which was pretty comfortable.  Not to 
> complicate matters either, but the albastache bars are very similar to the 
> chocos - same width, but allow for a slightly more aggressive position, but 
> they are made more for road brake levers.  Just depends on what you're 
> looking for and how you want to ride.  Good luck!
>
> Ryan
>
> On Thursday, August 28, 2025 at 7:41:20 AM UTC-6 [email protected] wrote:
>
>> I'm tall, 6'3" after visiting the chiropractor, so I've got decently big 
>> hands.  I ride the Chocomoose bars and I definitely get two positions 
>> before the curves.  Not an Alba, but maybe a helpful visual.  (Chocos are a 
>> great alternative though!)  
>>
>> Grips I use, from closest reach to farthest:
>> (0) Fingertips on the ends of the grips, as pictured - not really a 
>> long-term position, but a nice change for quiet cruising
>> (1) Smack on the grips
>> (2) With the butt of my palm on the farthest forward block of the Oury 
>> grips and the brake/shifter clamps under the arch of my palm
>> (3) On the curves
>>
>> Grips #1 and #2 share time 50/50. 
>>
>> [image: Screenshot 2025-08-28 093907.png]
>>
>

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