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Hands hurting
"Michael" wrote in message news:2397763.1269.1326439725886.JavaMail.geo-discussion-forums@yqgo6... Hey, Mike. I have a Madone 5.2 2006, and it's not 100 percent apparent to me how to raise the handlebars on my bike. Any thoughts? Is this a job for the LBS? Thanks, Mike That bike will have a threadless stem, which can be oriented either "up" or "down." If it's in the down position, it can be switched and you'll gain about half an inch, maybe more, in height. A new stem can be purchased to put your bars pretty much wherever you wish, you just have to define where that place is. Cost for a stem runs $40-$90 for most options. I'd bring the bike in to the shop you got it from; they may be willing to look at you on the bike and figure out some options. Changing out the stem is a trivial task. --Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles www.ChainReactionBicycles.com |
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