Old 12-28-07 | 05:46 AM
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Bikes: Cannondale SuperSix & CAAD9, Singlespeed Seven

Originally Posted by operator
Just unflip the stem.
I meant to say that it was flipped "up", my bad

Originally Posted by Dubbayoo
I never said he couldn't. But the FACT is if you need to raise your bars 3 inches you have bought too much bike. If someone insists on riding a racer oriented bike they should be prepared to adapt or prepare for some discomfort.
Actually, I'm just looking for 50mm total which equals ~2 inches. My seat is currently 2.75" higher than my handlebars. Not an extreme drop I know. If I have to adjust, I will, but I want to see what all of my options are.


It sounds like a new stem will be my best option. Using a ruler and some trig, it looks like my current stem is about 8 degrees. Can anybody confirm that this is correct for a stock Cannondale Fire 3-D Forged stem? If so, a 17 degree stem should give the height I want.
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