



You can choose between a non-loop and a loop version of the Kitchen Sink Handlebar. With either style you get the same rise, back sweep, and compact drop. The loop allows for alternative hand positions, mount points, and a spot to use the new Kitchen Sink Handlebar Bag and Computer Mount.
We think wider is better. Particularly when riding off-road, the additional leverage and stability afforded by the wider handlebars dramatically improve handling and control, especially while descending and climbing.

If you're used to riding with a typical road bike drop bar width (38-46cm), we highly suggest trying a wider bar - the difference in effective arm angle is negligible, but the effect on control and comfort is dramatic. If you're concerned about going wider than the common advice to "aim for shoulder width", look at mountain bike handlebars as an example - 76-80cm wide handlebars are common, even though almost nobody has shoulders that wide. Very few people want to go narrower once they've tried a wider bar.
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