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As ever with Nitto there are many variants, the beauty of them. I think these are the only blunt-nosed ones, and they have the least sweep. But they are an ideal sweep for me. Others have more sweep and there is one with a flat stem iirc.
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Yeah chopped them down by several years inches this bike needs to be able to filter.
I got them from Planet X, the filet-brazed version. I paid £50 for them but they have gone up since it seems. They are the B906.
https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/HBNIBULL906/nitto-bullmoose-b906-handlebar
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Plenty! I mean it is snug but there is a few mm there.
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Nitto Bullmoose but not flipped, I can't remember the exact model but they have that rise but a blunt nose, not a curving one.
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With a CK headset they are a thing of beauty
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Feels like a brand new bike
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Well spotted. I knew the bolt was off, told myself to be sure I put the bolt on before I rode it the night before and completely forgot. The bolt is on the other side.
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First time riding 650b so felt strange and squishy to start with but was loving it by the end. Just begs to be unleashed on gravel. Love the surety a disc brake brings. Started to notice a rythmic bump going from the front wheel. The tyre beads in one part had bedded in the depression of the rims. Took a lot of washing liquid and overinflating the tyre to solve.
First puncture I get I am going tubeless the tyres were an arse to get on.
Velo Orange? I tried fitting some and after a while I realised I was wasting my time. I think you would need to take a trip to the LBS or look for a matching bolt. Basically those mudguards are designed for bikes with a rim brake.