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After riding a few hundred miles a day this weekend, found some uncomfort in the stock handlebars.
I'm not a small guy, a little wider than some you could say, but I noticed that the bars are turned a little too much towards the rear for my comfort. My hands want to be more like holding on to straighter bar.
I know I could go with a T bar type, and this would make them wider like I would like, with the bars more straight accross, but my biggest question:
What are my other options, if any? I'm not loooking for dirt bike bars, just something that my hands will naturally hold onto.
I like the looks of the mini apes, but don't they also tend to curve back, don't they?
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