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Riser Bars with 26.0 mm clamp diameter...where?

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Old 01-25-06 | 01:50 AM
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Riser Bars with 26.0 mm clamp diameter...where?

Where can I find an affordable (between 10-30) riser bar with a 26.0 mm clamp diameter?

also I noticed the higher you put your stem the easier it is to do bunnyhops!
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Old 01-25-06 | 02:37 AM
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get a MTB riser bar and shim it.
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Old 01-25-06 | 02:42 AM
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As far as I know, all mountain bike bars are going to be 25.4. I would advise buying a 25.4 stem (any mtb stem, some nitto road and track stems) and any old mtb riser bars. If you already have a 26.0 stem, buy any old mtb risers and shim the bars with a beer can. If the beer can shim disturbs you, Nitto makes some fancy stainless steel shims to allow you to run 25.4 bars with a 26.0 stem.
https://www.rivbike.com/webalog/handl...ape/16095.html

On a tangent: I often see deep drop stems paired with riser bars. I hate that. Buy a stem with less drop and run a flat bar. You can get the exact same hand position with less weight. If you want a sturdy and swept back bar, buy a surly flat bar.
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You can get the exact same hand position with less weight.
and more places to grab the bars. holding on to the risey part of the riser bars is no fun at all.
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