The reconfiguring is complete and I think that I am going to be very pleased. Salsa Woodchipper mountain drop bars.
They will offer me up multiple hand positions along with a bit more comfort. Theoretically speaking that is. I also shortened up the stem for a more upright and compact riding position.
They appeared much wider, but actually are the same width as the Bontrager carbon risers that I previously used.
I think it looks pretty sweet and excited to get out riding to see how the new setup functions.
The reconfiguring is complete and I think that I am going to be very pleased. Salsa Woodchipper mountain drop bars.
They will offer me up multiple hand positions along with a bit more comfort. Theoretically speaking that is. I also shortened up the stem for a more upright and compact riding position.
They appeared much wider, but actually are the same width as the Bontrager carbon risers that I previously used.
I think it looks pretty sweet and excited to get out riding to see how the new setup functions.
4 comments:
Looks nice!
I've been tempted to try Woodchippers on my LHT, but it's not in the cash-flow future. I'd like your thoughts, being a rational, highly gifted teacher like myself. ;)
I am enjoying mine - still messing around with seat position and all that stuff but am excited to get some good miles in on them this fall!
I really like having multiple hand positions. I've been using the Jones H and J bars for a few months now, and it would be hard to go back. I rode my Mary bars recently and it felt weird being locked into one position.
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