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<blockquote data-quote="FJReady" data-source="post: 936788" data-attributes="member: 465"><p>Hi Paul, If Gina ends up buying one of these and wishes the bars were a little closer, i may be able to help. Rememer my friend Rick's bike. (last summer at wahoo eatery in Wilmington vt).. He had trouble with wrist comfort- the stock position wasn't right for him. We tried a few different positions with his handlebar clamps where they clamp on to top of fork tubes. We ended up deciding that rotating the bars in approx 8 degrees yielded a much more comfortable position for his hands.</p><p></p><p>So I designed a set of risers that accomplished the rotation and also picked the bars up a quarter inch. A friend of mine who own a machine shop in Hudson NH made the parts from solid aluminum. Rick is very happy with them.</p><p></p><p>If you're intersted sometime, let me know.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FJReady, post: 936788, member: 465"] Hi Paul, If Gina ends up buying one of these and wishes the bars were a little closer, i may be able to help. Rememer my friend Rick's bike. (last summer at wahoo eatery in Wilmington vt).. He had trouble with wrist comfort- the stock position wasn't right for him. We tried a few different positions with his handlebar clamps where they clamp on to top of fork tubes. We ended up deciding that rotating the bars in approx 8 degrees yielded a much more comfortable position for his hands. So I designed a set of risers that accomplished the rotation and also picked the bars up a quarter inch. A friend of mine who own a machine shop in Hudson NH made the parts from solid aluminum. Rick is very happy with them. If you're intersted sometime, let me know. [/QUOTE]
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