Old 04-30-10 | 07:49 PM
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Bikes: Retrospec Judd, Dahon Boardwalk, Specialized Langster

The handlebars may be too wide. If you aren't wide shouldered you may want narrower bars. Two cm. smaller from the stock bars on my current bike made a world of difference to me in terms of comfort and confidence. If you have a bike that fits you well (and it's an efficient fit - not just something you've put up with and gotten used to over the years) try to duplicate it as much as you can - especially if you have a dealer that wants to work with you. Don't forget to consider crank length.

Is that a compact crankset? I bought mine not knowing what I was buying and fell in love with it. Beats a triple IMO.

Get used to the brifters and you'll wonder why you didn't get them a while ago.
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