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Originally Posted by Retem
that all depends on the width of the bar
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Originally Posted by Hawk Wheels
First time for me on my new bike, I like! Been working messenger on it for about a month, really nice for city riding :D
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Originally Posted by subsistbmx@hotm
somone post up a link for some cheap risers and btw. I've seen many risers ridden flipped anyone know how it feels...? seems odd.
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Originally Posted by roscoenyc57
these are cut to about 40
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Risers def give a better control when riding in the city. Bulls are very nice but dang risers give some real competition; its too hard to judge. i ll just say they both have even perks and jerks. I love the compactness to them and they really add a simple element to a bike
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Originally Posted by 12XU
I've eaten some serious **** trying to skid with risers. I also can't climb half as well as I can with drops or bullhorns for obvious reasons. For quick jaunts around the flat part of town, risers are great, but for anything else I'll take bullhorns first and then drops.
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Originally Posted by bonechilling
What stem is that? Looks great.
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Are those the same risers as on nycfixed roscoe? they look nice.
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Originally Posted by jamey
yeah risers were real hard to skid on for a while but something just kinda clicked one day and now it's fine.
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Originally Posted by andre nickatina
Are those the same risers as on nycfixed roscoe? they look nice.
damn nice use of gold above ^ |
risers can be really comfortable over the distance if you get them high enough...
maybe it is just from my mtb background but on my fix i can ride 100 miles on risers with no problems. but mine are almost level with my stem which is not so popular here. also not as extremely narrow (so i can climb on them as well as on any bars that wide). |
Originally Posted by c_m_shooter
Here's my bike with risers. I've gone for rides up to 35 miles with it, but beyond that I need more hand positions.
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oh yea and my friend's GTB as well
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Originally Posted by Hawk Wheels
First time for me on my new bike, I like! Been working messenger on it for about a month, really nice for city riding :D
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i have flats on my everyday bike. at 40cm, they're wider than other bars i have, and so feel very stable. but they're plenty narrow for traffic. they used to bug my wrists, but that was when i had short mtb-style grips on them. now i've got long keirin style grips on them, which are not as soft, but also aren't as big and bumpy, so i can move my hands around and put my forearm-wrist-hands at different angles (wide on the bar, mid on the bar, close to the stem) which does make a difference. obviously not high performance bars, but they do the trick. i'll be moving over to ergo drops and hoods once it gets warmer and saturdays turn into days for nyack and beyond...
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Originally Posted by john_and_off
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where are people getting their gold risers?
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This has gone on far too long without action on my part.
I hereby officially and with great certainty rebuke this club. You have all been rebuked. |
risers with drop stems are the best
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