I tend to agree with Dave.  I'm 5'10" size medium dude.  I love 46cm
Noodles on the Hillborne, for touring and mixed terrain stuff.  I'm
going to go with 44 Noodles for the next build, a lightish brevet kind
of bike.

On Aug 24, 4:59 pm, Dave Craig <dcr...@prescott.edu> wrote:
> I believe that preferences for width also depend on the bike and
> terrain.
>
> My Bombadil really handles best with WIDE bars (48 noodle and
> bullmoose). I like the Quickbeam with 48 noodles because I'm out of
> the saddle cranking up hills a lot and I like the extra leverage. I
> have a geared road bike with 45cm bars and it rides great with those.
> Also, I find that as the need for control in rougher terrain
> increases, wider bars offer better handling.
>
> Dave
>
> On Aug 24, 9:41 am, "D.Lemon" <davidboydle...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I realize there's a blurb on the Riv site addressing sizing guidance
> > for the Noodle Bars, but I'd like to get thoughts from the Group.
> > Anyone else out there roughly fitting the numbers of 82 PBH, 56cm Riv,
> > 5'7", and ride with the Noodle Bar?  I'm in the market for one but
> > waffling a bit between the 41cm and the 44cm.  Thanks for your
> > thoughts.
>
>

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