Bicycle Handlebar, Portable Non‑Slip Precise Bicycle Bent Handlebar, Anti‑Rust Durable for Road Bike Bicycle Price in India, Specifications, Reviews & Offers. Buy online at Amazon.

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Old cycles got real uprighg position which wer really comfortable. But those cycles almost got extinct. Theyre stereotyped as low class bicycles but dutch people use upright positioned cycles only.
maximum height that we can adjust by this?
Bhai kya ham isko hercules brut me laga sakte he
Hi, my height is 5.9" fit & my mtb size is 26 but after this kit installation. my cycling performance so good now and its gives me more power to reach long distance ride.
Bolt iske loose ho gye hai so kaha se milega...
Thank you for video🤸🤩🥳😻
Are you from Sangvi
Bro, mene bhi stem raiser use kiya, tumahre vdo dekh kar install bhi kar liya.Abhi bahut comfortable mehsus kia hen.
Bro, can we get long screw from market?
Is this compatible with Btwin rockrider st30?
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Have you tried Decathlon adjustable stem?
Camera quality is bad
Hey small doubt? After installing a stem i still feel it's small. Can i use 2 stem extensions 1 on top of each other?
Will it be suitable for Tagg Gang bicycle?? Plz rply
Does this adding stem void warranty for lectro kinza
I have a straight handle bar 😭
Please make video on Aerobar
What can do to reduce testies pain due to cycling on hero lectro c5 After changing the stem of handle
*Butterfly bars not being aero enough?* They are aero bars in disguise! 1. Mount them relatively flat so that the front is only slightly higher than the rear. 2. Hold onto the front loops while resting your arms next to your brake levers and shifters on the rear bars. The longer the distance between the front and rear bars, the more comfortable the position will be. 3. Make your best time trial impression. Sadly, this new-found aero position comes at a cost: 1. Depending on the shape of your bar, this will make the bar-ends position flatter and less comfortable for one's wrists unless riding out of the saddle. 2. You lose the super upright front position. However, I wouldn't be surprised if most riders didn't use the front position all that much if the bar is mounted as intended making said position sky-high. The braking position is often already quite upright. Even when lowered, the front position can also be used as a stretched-out position with extended arms (without hunching down). As you said, some models are more curved. Some have a sharp angle in the "bar-ends" part. Example: https://www.aliexpress.com/item/Mountain-bike-handlebars-31-8-620mm-aluminum-road-bike-handlebars-rest-long-distance-bicycle-handlebars/32954578247.html These could be mounted... upside down! Looked at from the side, their shape would look somewhat like this: */\* 1. Your braking position would be similar. 2. The bar-ends position would still point upwards and be suitable for climbing, leverage and comfort. 3. The part where the "bar-ends" go down due to the angle... no idea what to do with it. Mount a bell? 4. The aero position slightly higher than the braking position. Hunch down or stretch out. When such a bar is mounted "correctly" but flat, the shape would be like this: *\/* 1. Again, similar braking position. 2. The part where the "bar-ends" go down... This time mounting a bell or such could interfere with the actual bar-ends position. 3. The bar-ends position is now lower than the braking position. Look, we have drops! 4. The aero position is again slightly higher than the braking position. Hunch down or stretch out. Depending on the bar's shape, one could also try switching front and back... maybe in addition to mounting it upside down. As for your other points of criticism: * Search for "hornbar". These might have less flex in the braking position as they are clamped next to your levers. Also, hornbars won't shorten the reach, so you might not need a longer stem. * Some hornbars and butterfly/trekking bars are wider than the one you have, which is 57 cm. The distance between the brake levers would be slightly longer. * No cure for their ugliness, I'm afraid. Just kidding, they look beautiful. Then there are bullhorn bars with bar-ends mounted pointing horizontally inwards... Now, we are talking ugly. But you would have your brake levers on the side. Here's a picture near the end: http://www.bicycle-touring-guide.com/bicycle-handlebars/ *Tl;dr: Butterfly bars are aero bars in disguise.*
Thanx since long I was looking for a bar you made things clear to me Thanx
The one you're holding, what's the size?
I think these bars look great...just put one on my hybrid bike. I wanted a road bike but with the many hand positions I don't feel the need for that road bike anymore.
Thanks. Old guy here, i think a set of these will keep me riding another 20 years. I hope. And yeah $30 is fine even if i dont like them.
Do they come in different widths?
It looks like goat horns
Cheers bro, just ordered them.
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Doesnt it flex badly? In uphill as example..
test the Alee Denham bars please. Thinking this might be the best for multiple hand positions.
Right on buddy. I used the butterfly bars on my tour through Sri Lanka
If you like these better than drop bars then why did you take them off?
Have you ridden a trike? Or toured with one?
what is the best angle to install let say 0°……+-1-2 degree
Excellent video. Following.
Heavy and looking stupid
How can you mount Stem bags on Butterfly Handlebars?
I have done 200,000km with bars like this. But ALWAYS the other way around. What he would consider "upside down". It gives far better angles for the wrists on the front position. There is a specific angle which gives a low riding position (aero) on the front position and which gives four points of contact taking all effort from the wrists. I should make a video of how mine are set up and why. But it gives extremely solid control on rough surfaces. Control, comfort and aero. It annoys me to hear someone who is missing almost all the benefits of these bars.
There are butterfly bars which are not ugly! In some old Koga Miyata bicycles, you can see them. Here are some examples: https://www.google.com/search?q=koga butterfly&tbm=isch&tbs=rimg%3ACeBW9GlVgo63YYEBHWK1MY02
Introducing a friend to cycling? Make sure you share this with them.
Unless yer racing or competing are Lycra shorts really necessary? I wear jogging shorts and a cycle jersey, it works great.
drop bars give me a headache when city street riding
You pushed him cheater!
It’s called mtb bike vs road bike lmao
Nice tests. Thank you.
i hate drop bars. uncomfortable as hell, you not really faster if you ride below 30-35 km/h. bad steering, wankly as hell. I'll bomb my mini kids MTB Bar and i freaking love it 😬
Nice video, I was wondering, did you guys end up working at NASA? your tests are top of the line! keep it up!
I have bullhorn handlebars...what's your take?
What about price? Are the dropbar brifters not more expensive?
apparently showing your tongue out gives you an an additional 50 kw of power
I commute to work in dangerous traffic with no cycle lanes. I have a racing bike converted to a flat bar, and also flat pedals. I need that upright position as I am constantly in danger. The other thing is that you must have a light on your head/helmet, because in traffic with cars in front of you, cars coming the opposite way or turning in front of you, can't see you if you only have a light on your handlebars.
Jesus is the king amen
don"t foreget about lonl flat bars
Sometimes I prefer the flats just because the clicky trigger shifters are so damn good
Thank u for this video Caz I AVE flat bar on my bike and was reluctant to change them but I will now
I enjoyed your video. You guys are fun to watch and I also learn so thank you.
The reason I love my flat bar is because I can rest my arm on them whilst I continue pedaling. I know it's dangerous but it's such a breath of fresh air when I'm in an open space after a long road trip.
I have mtn bike with wide bars and a drop bar bike. I l like the drop for spead, sprinting, downhills. I like the flat for low speed control, agility, and balancing. I think people in general like flat bars on urban bikes for the riding position
No mention of comfort. You're both fit youngish types so can handle the challenge of drops. After 45 years of cycling and motorcycling, I've not been able to reach the drops for 25 years, and if I do get to them, I can't crane my neck up far enough to see where I'm going for more than a mile. Might also be worth mentioning that modern drops on a large frame are not as low as old-school where you have the seatpost jacked up on a smaller frame and the drops come out real low.
Can you wheelie on the stem?? Please tell me because I cant wheelie on the normal handlebar because it loosens up
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This video really helped me save a lot of money on a new bike. Like many people, low back pain happens and adjusting the handle bar height helps. This video helped me decide on buying an adjustable stem and not a whole bike. My bike is 40 years old but in perfect condition. Thank you
I don't see the advantage. Seems like the adjustable stem is on backwards. Would you want it angled toward you so that you are riding in a more upright position? 9
Hi great video! I am just starting to look into the adjustable stem feature. I am unable to hyper extend my arms and need handlebars as close to me as I can get them. I noticed you installed the new stem facing away from you, can it also be installed with it facing toward you to bring the handlebars even closer to you? Would love to hear your opinion on this.
nice video very informative and so much helpful for limited budget.
Can you use other kind of stem like a negative stem?
Thanks for making this video
bro this is exactly what I was looking for
I spent an hour looking for this kind of video, thanks so much.
what name of old stem
RIP your white wall.
Sweet job. I actually have a crossroads with the stripped allen screw. Good motivation to change the whole stem:)
Supper bro
Exactly what I needed to know ! Thanks!
Do you find the adjustable stem sturdy/reliable? I tried one on a hybrid bike but the it loosened and the handlebars dropped while cycling so I removed it...maybe I just didn't have it tight enough!
does your handlebar and bar stem have to be the same
Can you fit the adjustable stem so that you can have it aimed at the rider not out front as you put it on your bike? I'm thinking that towards the rider it was also be closer as well as higher
Great video!!! I was considering buying new bicycle because just because I wanted higher steam because my back problems but now I just will buy adjustable steam!!! My bicycle is Alpina Apache! Thank you!
There's a version with the 22.2 steere post I've seen it on ali express basically all in one package with no need for the adapter