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Cannondale SR900 handlebars
I know this is a heresy but I have always hated the drop-down “racing” handlebars. I would to change the Cannondale to the wider, flat type bars. Great success on the Peugeot. I do not ride competitively and lower back limits my time riding.
The SR900 (bare aluminum frame) has handlebar-mounted shifters as well as brakes. Any suggestions? |
Originally Posted by Atatexan
(Post 21955528)
I know this is a heresy but I have always hated the drop-down “racing” handlebars. I would to change the Cannondale to the wider, flat type bars. Great success on the Peugeot. I do not ride competitively and lower back limits my time riding.
The SR900 (bare aluminum frame) has handlebar-mounted shifters as well as brakes. Any suggestions? While I was very comfortable in terms of my position, I didn’t like the handling. Maybe because I also had a riser stem on it, so the bars’ location was not close enough to the front axle? At any rate, I’m going back to drop bars, but with a short, traditionally-shaped road stem. So I’d recommend whatever bars you end up with, have plenty of height and backsweep, but make sure it’s still a stem that keeps that bar not TOO far away from where a shallow drop bar would put it for reach (forward). :thumb: |
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