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1. exploringwild.com › jones-loop-vs-surly-molokoJones Loop H-Bar vs. Surly Moloko: Side by Side Handlebar ...

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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.

2. polytronicseng.com › article › jones-loop-h-bar-vsJones Loop H-Bar vs. Surly Moloko: Side by Side Handlebar ...

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   Sep 5, 2024 · At first glance, the Surly Moloko and Jones Loop handlebars have a lot in common. For one thing, if you’re new to the world of “alt bars” you might think they both look pretty weird!More importantly, the Loop H-Bar and Moloko are both designed to offer a natural wrist angle and multiple ergonomic ha...

3. bikepacking.com › index › comfort-mtb-handlebarsList of Comfort MTB Handlebars (Alt Bars) - BIKEPACKING.com

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   May 1, 2024 · Surly’s take on the Jones bar is the Moloko, with a touch less sweep and two prongs for extra hand positions – which has proved surprisingly useful. Made from stout steel, it also offers a loop into which nests a stowage compartment (see below).

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4. www.reddit.com › jones_h_bar_or_surly_molokoJones H bar or surly moloko? : r/bikepacking - Reddit

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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.

5. exploringwild.com › handlebars-for-bikepackingBikepacker’s Guide to Handlebars: Drop, Flat, and Alt

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   Aug 22, 2024 · The Jones Loop H-Bar is the original alt bar. It uses a dramatic 45 degree backsweep for a comfy wrist angle while preserving lots of space for bags and gadgets. Its biggest competitor, the Surly Moloko, goes for less radical backsweep and adds mini bullhorns for yet another hand position.

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6. www.reddit.com › r › ebikesHandlebars. Surly Moloko or Jones Bikes Loop H-Bars?

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   I have a set of Jones Bars on my mountain bike, I love them. The one thing that is a challenge is more hand positions and mounting gear in the front. Crazy Bars address this while still keeping the 45-degree position, which is basically identical to Jones-bars. The only downside is that they use 25.4mm instead of the more common 31.8 clamp.

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   What is the difference between a Moloko and a Jones?

   • Backsweep: Both bars use an aggressive amount of backsweep, especially the Jones, for a more upright posture and natural wrist angle to help prevent numb hands and nerve issues on long rides. Forward lean: Both the Jones and Moloko, but especially the Moloko, are forward-extending bars that allow a reachier posture.

   Jones Loop H-Bar vs. Surly Moloko: Side by Side Handlebar Comparison

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   What is the difference between Moloko & Jones loop?

   • Bullhorns: The Moloko conspicuously includes mini-bullhorns (the straight extensions at the front of the loop) while the Jones Loop does not. These offer a forward-leaning “aero” position which is often used by bikepackers more for rest and variety than aerodynamic benefits.

   Jones Loop H-Bar vs. Surly Moloko: Side by Side Handlebar Comparison

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   What are surly Moloko & Jones loop handlebars?

   • At first glance, the Surly Moloko and Jones Loop handlebars have a lot in common. For one thing, if you’re new to the world of “alt bars” you might think they both look pretty weird! More importantly, the Loop H-Bar and Moloko are both designed to offer a natural wrist angle and multiple ergonomic hand positions to ease long days in the saddle.

   Jones Loop H-Bar vs. Surly Moloko: Side by Side Handlebar Comparison

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   Are Jones & Moloko bars a good fit?

   • Forward lean: Both the Jones and Moloko, but especially the Moloko, are forward-extending bars that allow a reachier posture. This can be good or bad depending on you and your bike, and a different length stem can help you dial in the right fit if needed.

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   What is the difference between Moloko & Jones loop MTB bars?

   • While both bars have generous backsweep compared to standard MTB bars, the Jones Loop has an even bigger backsweep angle than the Moloko. For some riders this feels too “beach cruiser-y” especially on technical terrain – they want something with more stability on rough ground.

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   Is the Moloko really that bad?

   • The mini-bullhorns on the moloko are just a bit short to offer a great alternate hand position - the crossbars interfere with your grip. It's not bad, just not great. The Velo-Orange Crazy bar looks superior in the regard, with the very proud bullhorns in front. No experience with them, though. I prefer the sweep of the Moloko's.

   Jones H bar or surly moloko? : bikepacking

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8. www.reddit.com › r › SurlybikefansHandlebar advice. Do I want Moloko’s or…? - Reddit

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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.