Adventure handlebar comparison

We've used all of these bars and have to say they ate all great and an improvement on traditional mtb bars. I have used both the Salsa bars for a while now and so far they have been my go to bar.
The super popular Jones bars are a little more specific and are reliant for bike packing, adventure rides.
Then we have the brand new Ritchey bar, which doesn't have a name yet. It's a little different as in its 800mm wide with 30mm rise. I've been testing these and after my initial "these are too wide" I got used to them and dod find the extra width really good in certain scenarios. So yes great bars. So much so we have ordered wuite a few for our fatbikes. Oh and they cost a fraction of the others at just £35.
So checkout the video. We sell all of them if you wish to try for your self.
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[@GrahamFootBicycleLover]

Quick note, the Ritchey bars are called Kyote bars and the details are: 6061 Alloy 800mm width 27.5° back sweep 35mm rise 360 grams. Available in April 2019

[@dorianblue4229]

Hi Graham, did you then fit a few of them since this video? Maybe on some fatbikes as mentioned? I have a stock fattie with a 740 mm really standard handlebar, quite straight, looks like some 5° or 7° backsweep... stem is 60 mm, regular 5° rise... I'm just wondering if switching to this (quite appealing, admittedly) Kyote will most likely require a longer stem, or not. Maybe the bit more backsweep is compensated by the bit more width? Just considering what more components and trials this might take. Far as one can broadly see, of course. Cheers and thanks for the video. Few or none on the Kyote, on the whole youtube, to this day :)

[@GrahamFootBicycleLover]

@@dorianblue4229 Hi, they don't requirea longer stem as you hans end up roughly in the same position, although it depends how much you trim them down. I run 760 now. here's another video kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIjOfWmuhJmXgMk

[@dorianblue4229]

@@GrahamFootBicycleLover fantastic to know!! Both the prompt info and the video (yesterday i searched but didnt find it or maybe overlooked it as though it was just listed as speaking generally of bars but not this one. Great to have found it right now :) ) So, yes, and let alone that even for tallish people (i'm 6'2") the solid 800 sounds bit too much, it sounds like even at 800 (as opposed to just 760) it wouldn't require more than 1 or 2 cm lengthening, but likely not even that. Many thanks from Italy! :) (meaning, sorry for my foreign English... alas got rusty like an old steel tourer, but still... :) )

[@bivibikebaggins]

ritchy bars have been great on my bike,, 2 years now with ergon grips

[@boondockingamerica]

The best bar for the buck is the Jones bars.

[@archstanton9703]

Are you going to review the Kyote bars? Thanks!

[@archstanton9703]

Batman Blackjack Thanks! I’ll check it out.

[@GrahamFootBicycleLover]

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[@JimmyHope]

thanks for the video!

[@zoladkow]

h-bar is 45°

[@ecico8678]

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