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In article , Magnusfarce wrote: The problem is that my old bike, with the adjustable stem and very high handlebars, is just too flimsy feeling to ride long term. _ If your adjustable stem had only one pivot ( i.e. you didn't fork out $200 for the Look Ergo ) what you may be feeling is the effects of riding a bike with a very short stem. This can feel quite squirrelly if you've got the stem at a very high angle. To make a fair test you need to raise the bars and keep the horizontal distance from steering axis to handlebar the same or slightly longer. _ Since you're fairly tall you're probably used to the feel of riding with a longer stem than most and a shorter stem will feel extra squirrelly. _ Booker C. Bense -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQCVAwUBQkw6n2TWTAjn5N/lAQGf4wQAh64sJgzHLfvJBVSA7lzmdiHWwOCp1kzb Z2fg8k0qrrHimPxzGabjDaqClwGGGsoKBg7lO7xPE6dDQv/truoX93oXYH4AAHXy USZjtIEPNHJas9Tea77Ine+4WKvLdvbejGXiPFOS9wJX4QbdRS njt/L+9AkkgrsK SqKKf371fd0= =kbyQ -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- |
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