I'm part way through the cockpit changeover, with the 200mm Bullmoose bars 
and brake levers in place, but no cables yet. I rode around the 
neighborhood today, nudging the bars up & down, brakes in & out (fixed 
gear, so easy to slow down). A few observations: The bars are really wide, 
wider than I need, too wide even for carrying the bike through doorways in 
the house. I will remove an even inch from the sides. The brakes are pretty 
good mounted with about an inch gap between clamp and bar struts - just 
enough room to comfortably rest the sides of my thumbs along the outsides 
of the struts while still able to brake with my outer fingers. And I can 
move my hands all along the bars, yet still have good variety of placement 
to brake with trigger and middle fingers. A couple layers of bar tape will 
be perfect. And the bars are very comfortable at even just an inch and a 
half raised in the steerer tube, which puts them about same amount higher 
than the nose of the saddle. The bars make an easy path across my palms, I 
think they're going to be great.

Pictures when it's all wired up.

- Andrew, Berkeley

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