Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - Any Opinions on B-019 against B-021

I have been using risers for the past year and am thinking about purchasing some nitto pursuit bars . I understand that the 19's have a forward bend in the drop where as the 21's do not-- but am curious to know how that affects riding positions and comfortability. Any opinion on the matter is well appreciated.

I am actually in the market myself for the RB-21. IMO these look to be more comfortable and will likely offer more hand positions for urban/street riding.

Both are really good lookin' though!

Additionally the 19 is only offered @ a 42cm. max whereas the 21 can be had in a 44cm.

PF

I've had RB-021 before and they are absolutely the most uncomfortable, unforgiving bars I have ever used. The drops are somewhat too deep for a set of bullhorns, I tried to play with the stem height and length to find my sweet spot, but to no avail. The 021 offers a very limiting hand positions, you're either in the drops or sliding down on the slanted part; very little flat area on the top.

I have friends who like them but I for one, hate it.

$hit...

Vixtor those do not sound like enjoyable qualities.

Any other suggestions that are offered in a 44-46cm?

It's hard to say, you might like it, it's really personal preference.
I have a set of chopped road bars right now, short reach, no drop, I like it.
You could look at time trial base bars online. 46 is really wide, how tall are you?

6'5"

Wow, no wonder you need 46 cm bars.

Soma makes their bullhorns in 46.
http://www.universalcycles.com/shopping/product_details.php?id=12285&category=721

I really liked my RB-021s for short distances, but they were hell for more than 10 miles. They're fun for sprinting and skidding, but not much else.

ya, im still trying to figure out what all the rave is...

Im also considering Profile's Air Wing Bullhorns-- same style as B21's but the drop is 38mm instead of 60.