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  • With all that nice components, why not get a prober handlebar instead of the 4ZA one? Given your weight you might want to consider a Deda M35 handlebar. You would need to de-label it, if you want it to match with the other parts. A larger shim combined with a top spacer would be me first pick though.

  • slam the stem ??

    Don't even think twice! You are not using a lot of seatpost, so after getting rid of the spacer you could try a -17 stem as well ;)

  • With all that nice components, why not get a prober handlebar instead of the 4ZA one? Given your weight you might want to consider a Deda M35 handlebar. You would need to de-label it, if you want it to match with the other parts. A larger shim combined with a top spacer would be me first pick though.

    Dissapoints me to hear this as I just paid £130 to a fellow forum member to buy those drops (new) !!!

    Could not find a lot of information on them but the little information I could find was mostly positive!

    They are these ones

    http://www.carbonconnection.com/forza-4za-cirrus-pro-handlebars-carbon-compact-31-8/

  • Don't even think twice! You are not using a lot of seatpost, so after getting rid of the spacer you could try a -17 stem as well ;)

    I guess I am a bit of a slack ! I do find that the current height suits me well. The more miles I put on the bike the more comfortable I get so I guess at some point in the future I may consider droping the spacers !

  • A larger shim combined

    I am looking for one of those 40mm Thomson shims. I will probably start with that!

    combined with a top spacer

    You mean moving one of the spacers over the stem?? or adding another one?? (apologies if this is a dumb question).

  • Ridley's house brand 4ZA doesn't sell bad stuff, but it is definitely not top end like your ZIPP components.

  • Same seller was selling Zipp Course SL drops in my size for much less than the 4ZAs (only difference they were aluminium).

    I went with the 4ZAs as they were CF and I thought they would be stiffer.

  • Carbon can be stiffer, but only rarely is actually stiffer. The biggest advantage of a carbon bar is vibration dampening IMHO and weight of course.

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