I got a new T7 handle for my 36" and i cant seem to figure out what angle to put it at. If it is back i feel like i am about to fall off and if it is forward i cant seem to put any weight on the bars. where do you guys feel is most comfortable for long rides.
Sounds like you need to ride with it more. Things like 36-er handles take a while to get used to, so give them plenty of miles in any given position to even start to form an opinion.
-- johnfoss
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I got a new T7 handle for my 36" and i cant seem to figure out what angle to put it at. If it is back i feel like i am about to fall off and if it is forward i cant seem to put any weight on the bars. where do you guys feel is most comfortable for long rides.
The T7 isn't exactly "adjustable", as it's a one-piece unit with no moving parts. Are you referring to the rail part that adjusts the forward/back, up/down of the saddle?
The T7 isn't exactly "adjustable", as it's a one-piece unit with no moving parts. Are you referring to the rail part that adjusts the forward/back, up/down of the saddle?
Yeah it appears most handles have their flaws, and this is the T7's.
-- 1-wheeled-grape
Scott,
1-wheeled-grape said:
have you ever had the urge to get a triton frame, write BOB after the "sponge" and call the star patric?
The T7 isn't exactly "adjustable", as it's a one-piece unit with no moving parts. Are you referring to the rail part that adjusts the forward/back, up/down of the saddle?
