REMLAW Bar

I suffer from carpal tunnel in both hands, and also ride an XS frame. These two these (seemingly unrelated) meant a flat bar set up for my GMX was perfect. With the hand position I’m able to keep my wrists straighter than on drop bars & rest on my palms better without losing much crucial control of my bike. Secondly riding an XS frame ive struggled with carrying capacity. The flat bars slow me to use a roll front with no issues. The sweep back design is super comfy & actually looks mega cool. Very happy paired with SQlab inners & grips.

Just took the remlaw bars on a 500km route through the Vic alpine, replacing my Jones bars on a Rigid 29er. When combined with sq labs inner bar ends and Ergon grips, they provided acres of space for bag and lights and multiple hand positions for climbing, flats and technical descents. Highly recommend the remlaws, no neck shoulder or back pain despite long days in the saddle.

Only been for one descent ride as yet but took to them like a duck to water. Converted Ti bikepacking bike from 55cm Walmer to Remlaw. Better suited to the rotary shifter for the Pinion gearbox, more control and better breaking position on the rougher steeper descents. Heading to NZ as soon as allowed.

Hi Ryan/Steve/Curve Crew, I just wanted to let you know that I put the Curve Remlaw bars on my wife's Mason ISO and it's worked! I did have to cut them down to 700mm wide !!

She is so much more comfortable on the bike, can pedal out of the saddle, work at the hills and feel more confident downhill. She has long femurs and arms so a bit of a spider on a bike so needed the reach but didn't want a really long stem on an off-road bike with wide bars.

Extending her reach compared to other flat bars I have tried for her, has addressed some under carriage comfort issues by tipping her pelvis forward a bit which is also great.

I wanted to share this as I believe we all learn from each others experiments and you guys have obviously noted the trend towards flat bar gravel/adventure bikes for those less confident to use drop bars off road.

Should I have bought her a bog standard mountain bike rather than convert a drop bar adventure bike to flat bars? I don't think so as that has limited use and we do on and off road riding, with some touring too.

Great design, competitive pricing and surprisingly quick shipping to UK!

As of the day that I am writing this review I have had the Remlaw bar on my bike for about two weeks. I have a handful of off road rides and my first impressions are very positive. The position that Curve claims this bar achieves is accurate. I was formerly running a riser bar that forced me to put a stem that was 10mm longer than my original stem (that I was running with my dropbars). Prior to discovering the Remlawr via a Bikepacking.com article I was slightly miffed at my recent move to flatbars because of the need to account for reach and the effect it had on the handling (especially loaded). Thus far this seems like a slam dunk to keep my reach the same, and also keeping the handling of the bike similar to where I was at with the dropbar.

Additionally I can attest that there is more than enough room to mount both aero bars and a Salsa Anything Cradle.The only lingering concern that I am still working out is: once I cut the bars down to 750mm (from the stock 800mm) and mounted my grips and then my brake levers and shifter appropriately for my hand size, the brake levers encroach on the Anything Cradle. I have yet to get my dry bag mounted to the Anything Cradle to see if it will actually cause an issue, but if it does I might advise to a future purchaser to NOT cut the bars down to insure you have the maximum available width to play with while trying to use bikepacking accessories.