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Old 12-22-09 | 02:13 AM
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My new stripper TT is definitely too aggressive geometry for my riding, and I've been wanting a flat bar anyway, but I wondered if anoyone has a suggestion on amore upright stem. That would make a huge difference when I put the flatbar on. Any ideas?
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Old 12-22-09 | 02:26 AM
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Get a more upright stem??
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Old 12-22-09 | 02:29 AM
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I use a 0 deg. rise Salsa mtb stem on my Kilo a with base bars/TT bars and its not to bad.Consider the bars your useing and the stem your using befoe you make a decision
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Old 12-22-09 | 02:47 AM
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why replace bars and stem. just get some risers and keep the stem already on there
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Old 12-22-09 | 04:41 AM
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Do you know what "aggressive geometry" means?
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Old 12-22-09 | 05:49 AM
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you can look into riser bars or city bars like the cinelli valencia or the origin 8 space bar.
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Originally Posted by aikigreg
My new stripper TT is definitely too aggressive geometry for my riding, and I've been wanting a flat bar anyway, but I wondered if anoyone has a suggestion on amore upright stem. That would make a huge difference when I put the flatbar on. Any ideas?
Have you tried flipping your stem?
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Old 12-22-09 | 07:22 AM
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Have you tried flipping your stem?
I like that Space Bar.
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Have you tried flipping your stem?
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I like that Space Bar.
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