https://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2007/mar/StewMoyer.htm

and where can i buy them? thanks.

EDIT: cant read

on another note that bike makes no sense for riding in 4 inches of snow

oh my god those tires in that much snow is just asking for trouble

the description on fgg says 'bontrager M bars'... not sure who the OEM is.

Greetings, fixie fanatics. Here is my latest build. Trek T1 track frameset. Bontrager select track wheelset. Surly cog. Bontrager RaceLite tyres. Bontrager track crankset. Wellgo pedals. Cane Creek SCR-5 front brake. Cane Creek iS2-i integrated headset. Bontrager "M" bars. Random stem. Dimension starry grips. Cheap Shimano lever. Cheap Kalloy seatpost. Brooks B-17 standard saddle. 44-13 ratio. 17 pounds even. My first experience riding track geometry, and I love it. Its quick, but not too twitchy. I got the frameset last month for my 19th birthday from my dad who owns the only bike shop here in Northfield, MN.

MAN I want one of those Trek T1s right about now. I know it's a Trek and thus not 'cool' but who cares?

does anybody know where to buy these bars? thanks.

they just look like crusier bars to me. i have like two if ur in dire need of a pair.

so i KNOW that seems like the easy solution, but i thought the exact same thing as the OP, yet i find nothing of bontrager "m" bars on the bontrager site, mtbr, roadbikereview, or just google.

so where are these bars from? are they even still made? i am as curious as funkdeal and "bontrager m bar" has done nothing for me.

edit: and i would say they are less swept back than any cruiser bars i've seen

thanks for the reply. i love the look of these bars, and hope to find out more about them.

They look A LOT like those Jitensha bars that people have been posting up. Search "jitensha bars" on the forums.

By ' "M" ', I assume the fellow means that the shape resembles a slack "M" not that the model is called such. Working at a Trek dealer, I've seen just about every Bontrager product and those bars aren't one of them. They might just be really cheap bars pulled off a random Trek cruiser, but none come to mind..

Those are definitely Nitto "Jitensha" Bars. Rivendell has something like them called the Albatross I believe.

They just look like some upsidedown riser bars to me

Maybe you can get them from the only bike shop in northfield, MN.

Geeze, I didn't even look at that picture...

Those are definitely NOT Jitensha's. Jitenshas are a flat bar with some sweep, angled just like that. I'd suggest them for an almost identical look, but without the drop.

Just email the guy and ask. Hie address is right there.

what kind of bars are they? mutherf*ckin awesome ones thats what.

ahhhhhh i want those. what are they?

The shape looks a little like On-One Mary bars, but they are black only. Here's a knock-off:

https://psyclestore.com/product_info....a367ba1bf30575

they look like flipped and reversed risers with a lot of "drop" if that makes any sense. rather than the bar tilting up after the "riser part" near the center, it tilts down. anybody know of such a bar? thanks.

I have something similiar to the albatross, adn they're nice, but they're a pain for squeezing through traffic. Incredibly wide.

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anybody got any more ideas or know of similar bars? thanks.

I don't think they have any rise or drop. That's just an optical illusion. I'm voting Nitto Jitensha. Similar bars would be On-One Mary (with a little bit of rise) or Wald #815 touring bars (also with a little bit of rise).

thanks for the reply. i found some cheap wald touring bars, and i ordered them.