Handlebars

used them a long time ago for same reason you want them -assumed more positions would be more comfortable

figured out, that I was only using 1 position on them after a while -the comfortable one

switched to simpler bars that achieve that 1 perfect position


Get an On One Mary bar (or one the clones)
Or possible a Mustache bar

and get your stem length sorted out -that's just as big a factor

>>1036428

what's special about the on 1 Mary bar? Googled it and people says it's weird but works

>>1036475
look at how your wrists work

it puts them at the angle that they go to naturally when relaxed

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This is my bike. From the images I've googled it looks like a mix between the On One Mungo and Mary. Seems like the bike is as ergonomical as I can for a single hand position bike

>>1036555
gotta swap those rubber grips from some real Ergons with the lock-on clamps so they don't rotate over time

>>1036537
Hold 2 pencils in your hands. Let your arms hang completely loose. Now raise them in front of you, what angle do they create? There's your answer.

>>1036791
meant for >>1036475

I'm ordering the nashbar trekking bars and am gonna set them up this weekend. I think they'll be perfect for me, because I like the side position my bar ends have for climbing, but i want a forward position too