I Get Around. Then where do we go?

I ran around to many places, without any destination in mind, just going where my heart took me.

When I came to, I realized I had somehow ended up somewhere I’d never seen before.

A lot had happened to get to this point.

I searched for the best position and tried everything.

And when I finally reached that state, I was able to see something.

Any Way, We should Keep On Cruisin’

SimWorks is announcing the release of the “Still Cruisin’ Bar.”

This new bull moose-style cockpit, with its integrated handlebars and stem, is a masterpiece, secured by two chromoly segments at the perfect angle and extension.

The original handlebar profile is based on the Getaround CrMo Bar. The grip angle of this handlebar is 15°, which provides good vibration (according to our research).

Unlike the 72° head angle bikes commonly used on single-speed bikes, commuter bikes, and touring bikes, the stem of this handlebar extends at a right angle from the fork column.

This is achieved through a simple yet beautiful connected (welded) silhouette.

The extension is 85mm, which is the sweet spot of our Tomboy Stem, around 90mm.

The chromoly handlebars have a unique flexibility that is characteristic of the material, but by using the Bull Moose style, which allows you to grip them with two stems, the vibrations transmitted from the wheels are also mitigated.

When you’re climbing out of the saddle on single track or weaving your way through traffic jams, even when you grip the handlebars tightly, there’s minimal flex and no excessive rebound, providing intuitive control.

Our manufacturing partner is of course NITTO, a reliable Made in Japan product.

The heart and arrow engraved on the column clamp is our SimWorks signature marking.

SimWorks by NITTO “Still Cruisin’ Bar”

Material : Chromoly Steel
Rise : 10mm
Back Sweep : 20deg.
Width : 720mm
Grip Area : 180mm
Bar diam. : 22.2mm
Post diam. : 28.6mm (1-1/8″)
Post Stack Height. : 42mm
Color : Silver & Black
Price : $149 USD
Made In Japan