I tried these bars because I needed a little more sweep than I had on my stock bars and they were on sale. I was initially concerned about the style but these look great in person and are very comfortable.

Who doesn't love the timeless bullmoose bars? Bullmoose+comfy amounts of setback=the ultimate handlebars with styles for days. My only nitpick and it's just from using a slighty wider bars with just a hair bit less degree of setback but it's not VO's problem. Just a personal thing I'm used to prior to these bars. Most MTB folks would probably say these are too narrow to shred singletrack comfortably but their just chumps and can't appreciate bars that the industry told that you need in order to ride. Don't be another bro'd out lemming follow the mile wide bars trend and enjoy not having your wrists beg for mercy after riding a bar with single digits amount of setback.

These are great bars, & I suggest a set of reverse levers to max out the grip positions—it works great & you have the triangle anyway for shifter etc. Mounted mine flipped for an alt drop effect, giving a lower center of gravity at the ends & it works nicely. Have bombed down 1000ft drops in Vermont on these & felt rock solid in the saddle at near 40mph on gravel so there’s no question of build & the hand positions are great for touring

Great bars. They offer a bunch of different hand position options for long rides. They also have the perfect amount of rise and reach for what I needed.

Granola-Moose Bar