stem angle advice required please
hi,
due to a recent back operation i have been fiddling around with the set up of my bike in an attempt to find a comfortable position.have done all the obvious stuff like flipped the stem,adjusted the angle of the bars and this has helped to a degree but it's not quite enough.The bike in question is a Cube Agree GTC SL.
my question's are:- are all stems set at the same angle,ie 5 or 6 degrees?are they available with a 10 degree angle or more?
is it possible to increase the length of the steerer tube?
i don't want one of them adjustable stems,so these are probably my last options.
any help is appreciated,thanks in advance
due to a recent back operation i have been fiddling around with the set up of my bike in an attempt to find a comfortable position.have done all the obvious stuff like flipped the stem,adjusted the angle of the bars and this has helped to a degree but it's not quite enough.The bike in question is a Cube Agree GTC SL.
my question's are:- are all stems set at the same angle,ie 5 or 6 degrees?are they available with a 10 degree angle or more?
is it possible to increase the length of the steerer tube?
i don't want one of them adjustable stems,so these are probably my last options.
any help is appreciated,thanks in advance
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You can get an A-Head extender to increase the height, I used one on my last mountain bike. But it's a better idea to just change the stem angle.
You can get stems with a lot more than 5 or 6 degrees, I've seen over 45.http://www.strathspey.co.uk - Quality Binoculars at a Sensible Price.
Specialized Roubaix SL3 Expert 2012, Cannondale CAAD5,
Marin Mount Vision (1997), Edinburgh Country tourer, 3 cats!0 -
45? i'd be leaning backwards!!
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I tried one of these when I had similar problems
http://www.sjscycles.co.uk/delta-delta- ... prod16189/
It looks a little strange but if it allows you to ride then ignore how it looks.
P.S.
I think I still have it in my garage if you are interested make me an offer and I will try and find it.0