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Handlebars are the part of the bike where the rider holds onto for grip and steering of the bike.
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Easily misaligned handlebars when using stem raiser
The handlebars were aligned properly and seemed sufficiently tight when re-installed. I then went on a ride and, after a stop, noticed the handlebars had become grossly misaligned. … If I put my knees on either side of the wheel and turn the handlebars I can move the handlebars and make them misaligned. I would say I'm using force, but not excessive force. …
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