I had a stack of hard drives collecting on my shelf.  I think the oldest was about 10 years old.  When I pass on an old computer, I take out the hard drive(s).  Disassembling them is my attempt to make sure the data is unrecoverable.

Here are a few shots of the Soma Clarence handlebar actually on my bike with stuff.  It should be noted that the grips I have here are Ergon grips which are actually a smidge longer than standard.  I think these are 140mm and the standard is 130mm.

This is on a 2011 Gary Fisher Cobia.  My first attempt was with the bar flipped over.  I found that this was too low.  I knew that just putting it in upright as a straight in replacement for the factory bar would be too high.  I flipped the stem over so that it's falling instead of rising.  That plus the rise in the Clarence seems to have put it exactly right.

When I purchased the Sparrow bar, the widest available was the 520mm.  Since then they've made a 560mm.  I did get my shifter/brake on there but not with a standard grip.  It was just too short to be comfortable.  I've also since then gotten a mountain bike, and I got the Clarence to go on that.  (Will post pics of bar on bike soon.)

13.8 miles according to google maps.  From Honolulu Community College to Sand Island to Aloha Tower and back to HCC.