Old 04-09-20, 01:37 PM
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You are talking about a number of changes that are not cheap on what I assume is a bike that is not that old. I would go out and try other bikes, like a hybrid with a flat bar, etc.. Try women specific designs as they tend to have shorter top tubes as women's torsos are typically shorter, as well as narrower bars. I would not spend money on new bars, hydroponic brake systems, etc, until I was sure the bike is right.
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