The inverted Albas as recommended are good, but I really like flared drops like
the woodchippers. More of the same, only more.
Philip
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Bullmoose Bosco rules on a bike like the Hunqa.
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Subject: Re: [RBW] Trying to decide on handle bars for my Hunqapillar
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I love my Albas on my Hillborne however I would be inclined to put something a
bit tougher looking on a hunqapillar. With that in mind I would go bosco
bullmoose if it were me. All of the comfort with a bit of a tougher look.
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I have bullmoose on my 58 Huqa but this converstion really wants to make me try
Albas. I love the Bullmoose looks and the riding position but when riding
trails and single track I get terrible numbness in my hands. That's something
I've never been able to avoid on any mountain/trail bike. I thou
Started with Moustaches. (good - too much reach)
Went to Porteurs. (better - wrapped with the wrong tape color, and got
antsy...)
Next up, Noodles. (best - but felt just like my Homer)
Now using Albas (tied for great with Noodles, but I am still a bit miffed
that they swoop up - bending my hands at
I rode trails with Albas, and they work really well. The Boscos look
like an improvement on them. I'd give either one of those a try first.
Then put some drops on the Sam for variation.
On 8/8/13, Ozonation wrote:
> I'm trying decide on *Albatross - or other -* bar for my Hunqapillar
>
> I curren
I'm trying decide on *Albatross - or other -* bar for my Hunqapillar
I currently have Sam Hillborne with moustache bars and it's great, but
would not mind some more hand positions. I was very intrigued by the Salsa
Fargo and its woodchipper drop bars. I do not plan on doing excessively
long tou