Jones Loop H-Bar, bicycle handlebar, hand and body positions with aero position 

Yes. Available in the UK. I only recommend big round and long grips for these bars. Shorter grips will limit your hand positions and you don't need grips with a big platform to be comfortable when you are not leaning on the bars. Ergonomic (platform) type grips are for when you are stretched out and leaning on your hands and staying in one position (normal). With the Jones H-Bar set up high and close to the rider (as on a Jones bike) you do not have weight on your hands and you can change to many different positions, so you do not need grips with a big platform to spread out the weight. Your Trek does have a longer reach than a Jones bike so you will need a stem that is shorter to make the bars close enough. Set up like this: www.jonesbikes.com/content/Jones_H-Bar_GUIDE_web_v3.pdf Grips over 8" long like this: www.jonesbikes.com/jones-kraton-h-grips/

@@Veloperator Hello Jones. So what size of stem would you sugest? I am 175 cm tall and trek 1120 is 17,5. Also I cant see Gnarwhal bar in the store.

@@BikepackingJourney The stem size you need depends on many things. Most riders need much shorter and taller stem when using the H-Bars on regular bikes. Gnarwal here: www.jonesbikes.com/jones-gnarwal/ Check out the H-Bar manual for set-up info including stem and grips. www.jonesbikes.com/content/Jones_H-Bar_GUIDE_web_v3.pdf "The Jones H-Bar works best when the main grip area is approximately the same height as the saddle, and far enough back toward the saddle to allow you to sit very upright when holding the rearmost portion of the grip area, so that you have easy access to the front positions as well. To achieve this, you may need a significantly shorter and/or higher rise stem."

Depends on what Ortlieb bag you are talking about, some will work, some will not.