You might try trekking bars. They can be configured a few different ways that might help with your reach issues. Don't know what your commute is like, but I personally like flat-ish bars for gnarly urban riding. Upright, high leverage, mtb brake levers. Kent Peterson likes flat bars with the Ergon grips that have the big bar-end extensions. He puts on lots of miles. Even though the Ergons are expensive, the flat-ish bar will only cost like $15, though you probably have one lying around already. This might not be ideal if your touring needs are long road miles. Just my 2c.
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