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From: fruita, co
Bikes: rocky mountain SLAYER!!!! trek, voodoo, surly, spot, bianchi, ibis
maybe a different stem. maybe stronger wrists. depends. whatever you do, keep riding and having fun. having a fun time riding a bike is all that matters.
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From: fruita, co
Bikes: rocky mountain SLAYER!!!! trek, voodoo, surly, spot, bianchi, ibis
#10
Try this style of grips - they give your palms some support and help stabilize your wrists.

Also, if you don't already have at least a 25-26" (and preferably 26-27") bar then yes, get a new bar. The extra strain of trying to control the bike with a too narrow bar wouldn't be helping things.

Also, if you don't already have at least a 25-26" (and preferably 26-27") bar then yes, get a new bar. The extra strain of trying to control the bike with a too narrow bar wouldn't be helping things.
Last edited by scyclops; 08-10-11 at 03:43 PM.
#11
I got a set of those last week... I like them a lot. I don't know how well they'd work if you are an aggressive rider that does serious uphill and downhill rides, but they work fine for me.
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