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Paul, your bars appear to be Bosco Bullmoose variants. I think the original
poster is inquiring about standard Bullmoose bars, which are the modern version
of early/mid 80's bars for mountain bikes. They have some backward sweep, but
are closer to a regular flat bar than a Bosco with its full
Thanks for the comments so far. I am referring to the bull moose that is like a
boomerang and not the bull moose bosco bars. I do have a longer torso than
legs. The sweep is like I have on a few other bikes but don't have the stem
like comes integral with the bullmooses. Keep the comments
You're referring to the "classic" bullmooses that resemble a boomerang?
Depending on your torso length and flexibility they might seem aggressively
positioned for rambling fun rides. Rivendells have long top Tubes that beg for
a comfy swept back bar, Albastaches being a fine midpoint.
-Kai
Here's mine with Bullmoose bars:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/7fpzogny383rzxc/File%203-5-16%2C%2010%2059%2043%20PM.jpeg?dl=0
It sacrifices speed but is brilliant for everything else. Having had moustache
bars, noodles and these, I think these are the best riding bars on my Sam. The
bike just
Hi all. New(er) member but I have been a lurker for some time now. The
title kind of says it all. I have an orange SH on order - frame only -
that is coming in as we speak per the website. I was thinking of putting a
bullmoose handlebar/stem combo on it. I've googled for images of a Sam
