Handlebar improves handling
I change to Twin Peaks 10 inch. Being short at around five foot four handlebars for too wide for my comfort I had to change back to stock. But I miss how solid the bike felt with the beefier handlebar.
There are several mechanical/maintenance issues that can affect slow speed handling, ie: head bearing adjustment, tire pressure, etc..
If those are all up to spec... then changing bars to improve your slow speed handling will be very subjective...
Feedback form other riders will be helpful, but you won't know what you will like best, until you feel it...
Handlebars vary as to height, width, pull back, and grip angle.... Plus any given bar when moved (tilted) outward or inward feels different..
Some dealers have a display set up where you can feel/test different bars.... It might be worth checking that out, to get a ballpark idea about what feels most comfortable to you...
If you are new to changing bars, this video from Revzilla gives a good, general overview about what is involved to change out bars... it won't answer your specific question, but is good to know for someone who is thinking of changing out bars and never done it before..
Last edited by hattitude; Apr 27, 2021 at 09:05 AM.
Conversely, the likes of buckhorns, beach bars, or wildly high apes give you poor leverage and poor control. Not to say they cannot be ridden, for they most certainly can, just that its not as easy.
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Bigger bars might feel better at low speed, but they can be more touchy at high speeds. They 'amplify' your input.
Smaller, narrow bars feel 'tighter' or more stable at high speeds.
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