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It was not me, and unfortunately I do not know who the author was. However, I did save the chart (attached here). Kudos to whomever put it together, I am only the messenger.
Looks like it's just an ape comparison and not a true bar comparison. I think the whole world is jumping in the ape bandwagon. There are still a few of us who are using other bars than apes!
My guess is the original author was only interested in Apes. And I don't think he (she?) said it was a comprehensive list, but said he thought it might be useful to others. I kept it to as a starting point for my own comparison, when I get to that point.
Thanks, That is the chart I was remembering, but I didn't realize it was just apes. I'm not looking at apes either, just trying to find something comfortable.
I don't know if I'd call the Wild One Bagger Bars Apes. I have them and my hands are still behind the Batwing. The major difference over stock was they are a lot wider and a little higher but way more comfortable.
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