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Originally Posted by Sixty Fiver
The cheapest way to make your hybrid more road worthy is to add butterfly / trekking bars as then you can keep all your stock parts and enjoy a more aero position and a wide array of hand positions.

That is a really inexpensive and nice upgrade to flat bars.
+1

I did this. It ended up costing me around $75 all told, though, because I had to get new shifters (my gripshifts didn't fit on the new bars with the ergo grips I had and wanted to keep using). But if you don't need to get new shifters you can do it for around $25.
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