As regards the bars if messing around with the tilt helps a little then consider a 12° or 16° bar. I did a review on SQ Lab 30X that's [**here**](https://nsmb.com/articles/defying-convention-sqlab-12%C2%BA-and-16%C2%BA-sweep-bars/). Syntace also makes a similar product.
Hans Rey is running a 16° - so even truly talented riders can benefit.
I'd happily run the 12° on anything but the 16° had an obvious multi ride learning curve. Now I go back and forth no problem but I don't 'need' the 16° sweep. Anyone who the 16° solved aggressive numbing issues for could happily ride it anywhere on any bike after adapting to it.
Nov. 24, 2017, 7:55 a.m. - Andrew Major
As regards the bars if messing around with the tilt helps a little then consider a 12° or 16° bar. I did a review on SQ Lab 30X that's [**here**](https://nsmb.com/articles/defying-convention-sqlab-12%C2%BA-and-16%C2%BA-sweep-bars/). Syntace also makes a similar product. Hans Rey is running a 16° - so even truly talented riders can benefit. I'd happily run the 12° on anything but the 16° had an obvious multi ride learning curve. Now I go back and forth no problem but I don't 'need' the 16° sweep. Anyone who the 16° solved aggressive numbing issues for could happily ride it anywhere on any bike after adapting to it.