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I had 14'' bars on my last bike and the only reason I went with those was because my hand would fall asleep. I just need to get my hands up a little more. Thanks for the advice and the opinions.
Thanks sgtwendt. that seat combined with those bars made the bike so much more comfortable. I have zero problems aches or pains when riding at all now.
Im going with 14" Yaffees black on my RGC. Will need to change out the cables for sure.
If you order now you MIGHT get them before next riding season! I have read a lot of negative "long waits" on his parts lately. I have a scoowl of his and I ordered it in September and didnt get it until I think Jan. I really like it but just be ready to be patient.
Good luck
If you order now you MIGHT get them before next riding season! I have read a lot of negative "long waits" on his parts lately. I have a scoowl of his and I ordered it in September and didnt get it until I think Jan. I really like it but just be ready to be patient.
Good luck
Ya im seeing alot of negative discussion about that. I have been looking for other options. Not real sure yet on the direction I will go with.
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