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• #152
your commitment to noughties 3T/Enve aesthetic is commendable
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• #153
Burned! They are Thomson bars though
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• #154
Spiritually the traces of 3T Ergonova exist in you, seek within
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• #155
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• #156
This is worse than some of the 'bad' examples you posted
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• #157
Same amount of wrong imo
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• #158
I am glad we can discuss this as grown ups.
You understand I don't like the parlee setup right? -
• #159
It gives me great comfort that at least we are two
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• #160
Oh shit thought it was meant to show how it should be done...
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• #161
Are those bars not tilted down too much? The bar ends are pointing towards the sky.
This 1000%.
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• #162
Many of the historical assumptions of bar set-up are from the pre-compact era. The ends are just beyond 90, but not much. You should try it.
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• #163
Oh shit thought it was meant to show how it should be done...
It's meant to confuse you. Point of thread is to subtly move goalposts and slowly drive us mad
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• #164
I don’t think that’s the case at all, if I may say so. It’s to illustrate that compact bars are not being set up as they were designed to be used. It’s actually one of the most helpful things on the internet.
Ritchey and Zipp bar diagrams attached. Both showing dip into hood position. I think Huls and I may have a preference for even more rotation, but the point is that there is a trend to set up compact bars under-rotated, mantis style, which compromises use of the drops, changes the fit on the bike by extending the reach and leads to a wrist angle that is not ergonomic.
It’s a shame that Zipp used SRAM AXS to illustrate set-up, but I can’t do anything about that I’m afraid.
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• #165
Yeah maybe a tad. True.
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• #166
Fair
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• #167
I am happy I got it out of my system and that we are discussing the matter as a forum. I am also learning stuff here
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• #168
You are mega helpful articulating what I am trying to say. Thx
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• #169
❤️👍
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• #170
i got u
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• #171
Just had a look at my own bike and guess I could use some bd
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• #172
Yes but hoods are fine when bars come down 1 or 2 degrees
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• #173
Thanks for taking the time to explain. I have always thought the bottom of the drops should be parallel to the ground, as in your diagram, but found tilting them upwards helped alleviate nerve pain in my thumbs, neck and shoulders.
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• #174
3T Ergonova
These were so often some of the worst offenders of bdhu
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• #175
Oh lord that's some nightmare content right there
Would have thought this was more triggering
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