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Jun 7, 2023 · The Jones Loop H-Bar and Surly Moloko are both popular "alt bars" offering loads of hand positions. Which one should you choose? Here's a side-by-side comparison.
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I found the Moloko bars to be a good fit in their forward position (just enough grip to be comfortable and stable), and also the rear (wide) position since it is not as long as the Jones bars and felt a bit less like I was steering a boat.
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Both bars are great for bikepacking - the forward strut allows bags to hang down without interfering with the cables. The back-sweep on the Jones is pretty severe. It makes for a nice cruiser bike, but I prefer to flatter sweep of the Moloko, especially for longer distance.
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The Moloko is a little wide if you are running single track with trees in the way. I might cut mine down eventually, but so far so good. If you do cut them down the bars are marked in ten mm (i think) increments to make it easier. FWIW, the Moloko bars can be/were hard to find.
