To raise the height you will need this:--]
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Those handlebars have a rise near the stem instead of being straight like conventional road handlebars. Therefore you'll need a set of aerobars that are two pieces instead of one.
It can handle both 25.8mm and 31.8mm bars:You can order aerobars from the link below:--
It can handle both 25.8mm and 31.8mm bars:You can order aerobars from the link below:--
Click the link below:--
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I have wrist issues too (had surgery last year but it still flares up occasionally). I replaced the stock grips on my 7.3 with Ergon GR-2's, which have a larger surface for your palm, and integrated bar ends. Much more comfortable on my wrists, because they allow for a few different hand positions. Most times, I ride with my hands on the bar ends in a position similar to having my hands on the brake hoods of my road bike.
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Syntac offers a two piece aerobar that should work.
It doesn't get harder. You just go slower.
It doesn't get harder. You just go slower.
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I used aerobars on a mountain bike and 7.3 hybrid for a couple of years before I got my road bike. Worked great. The bars are still on the MTB and I have bars on my roadbike as well--wouldn't do without them.
As matter of fact, the aerobars made me so fast on the MTB that I also had to install a spoiler to keep me grounded.
As matter of fact, the aerobars made me so fast on the MTB that I also had to install a spoiler to keep me grounded.
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For complete procedure to raise the height and buy parts, click the link below:--
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