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Build large frames, use tiny handlebar bag.
They seem quite in proportion to me.
When I put my Varonha together last year many said they did not like the handle bars. When swapping forks for the winter, I wouldn't mind trying something else than my Ritcheys. Any recommandations (in proportion with a large frame). Few people then suggested I should try salsa cobwells
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They seem quite in proportion to me.
Handlebar bag.
The bag in the picture is more suitable for a bike that's around 52-54cm (traditional), he's better off getting a taller one like this;
map-reading at that height must be a little fustrating to says the least.
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Few people then suggested I should try salsa cobwells.
I must says the unintentional misspelt of the Salsa Cowbells is hilarious.
It depend on what you want, do bear in mind that you have a custom stem, a different handlebar will likely to have a different reach that if you find the reach perfect with the current bar, you might not like the other bars with a different reach.
Which Ritcheys handlebar exactly are we talking about? they published the reach and drop of the handlebar on their website so you can try and find a similar reach one in a different shape.
edscoble
Build large frames, use tiny handlebar bag.