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I have a post 2017 Brompton with the M stem and handlebars. I’d like to have a lower handlebar from the stock setup and love the look of the bike with the S stem and flat bars. But I am quite tall and I think the stock S setup is a bit too low for me. My dealer proposed a swap to H stem and flat bars, which would put me a bit higher from the S setup but lower than M and with the flat bar look I like. Am I stupid for even thinking about this and should I just replace my current bars with the JK mid rise bars and deal with the riser bar look?
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Thanks for this. I bit the bullet and first impressions are very nice.
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Any long folk here have a Bridge Club in size XL? I desperately need a do it all, touring & commuting bike and it’s one of the few currently available. I’m 6’4 and was wondering if the XL is still a bit too small. The low stack is a bit of a worry for me.
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Got myself a cheap Pelago Stavanger frameset in size 67 and built a tourer/everydaybike and have been very happy with it. Planning on adding some mudguards and a dynamo-setup later.
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Fitted my Pelago San Sebastian with some winter knobbies (Continental AT Ride) and flat pedals:
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Been happily riding my Pelago San Sebastian through the winter. Just changed some slicks on from the winter tires and took some pictures of it :)
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Got my Scanini frameset in the mail and slapped some Campagnolo on it and went for a ride. Have to change the cables and housings to new ones but otherwise it was very enjoyable.
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Dibs on the frameset, PM sent earlier.
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Thanks! Yeah it is a bit too small, but no money atm :D also it isn't narrow-wide so have to upgrade to that too. Also on the list are new gears, that old Shimano 7-speed shifter isn't working too well anymore.
I’m 6’5 and use the telescopic seatpost. I do like quite a bit of handlebar drop on my bikes and am quite flexible. Maybe I should go and test the S version before deciding anything. The extra reach would be nice too. I do think that I will just end up buying the JK midrise bar.