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Fitted tribars, what next

jollylee · 2008-06-25 11:27:42

Hi all, I received a set of clip on tri-bars as a gift today and have them fitted to my trek 1500 road bike. Its a big reach to them in the current set-up. Any advice on adjusting the bike for a little more comfort. I've always found the bike a little long even before i fit the tri-bars. Thanks for the help in advance!

25-06-2008 11:27am

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jollylee

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Hi all,

I received a set of clip on tri-bars as a gift today and have them fitted to my trek 1500 road bike. Its a big reach to them in the current set-up. Any advice on adjusting the bike for a little more comfort. I've always found the bike a little long even before i fit the tri-bars.

Thanks for the help in advance!

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#2 25-06-2008 12:24pm

Dowee

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Get a shorter stem maybe? or move your saddle forward.

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#3 25-06-2008 1:14pm

tunney

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Either post a picture or get professsionally fitted.

If it never fitted as a road bike its unlikely to fit as a tri bike.

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