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  1. #1
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    Aug 2006
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    Ok.. is it just me and my ignorance but .. isn't tilting the handlebars down the initial wrong solution anyhow?

    to indy's point, if you wanted to get into a more aggro position, wouldn't it usually involve either _dropping_ the height of the steam or by changing the stem angle?

    if all they did was tilt your hb,, that would make me put my hoods/brakes/shifters farther away thus, changing my reach... the only reason i can see them tilting your hb is if your bars were already more tilted toward you than "normal." take a look at the hb in this article, is this how your hb now looks, after the lbs tilted your bars down or are the hoods even ? (Sorry, I'm a visual person.)

    oh, and yes, when i get onto my bike with the more drop, i need a different saddle because my pelvis is now angled differently. and i'm hoping nscrbug's saddle might help out with that
    Push the pedal down watch the world around fly by us

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Jan 2007
    Location
    Central NJ
    Posts
    866
    I flipped my stem and suddenly my saddle was painful. I tried several saddles, but didn't find one that worked, so I ended up just flipping my stem back over. Of course, that solved the problem.
    Girl meets bike. Bike leads girl to a life of grime: http://mudandmanoloscycling.com/

 

 

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