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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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What height should drop handlebars be - relative to my saddle?
I've changed handlebars in the past to ensure a comfy fit. Most of your riding will be on the tops, only some in the drops. From both positions you must be able to firmly engage the brakes. … I compromise as a result in that my drop from the saddle to the handlebars is only 6cm instead of perhaps 8-10cm, but it helps me on hills, and is easier on my back, which at age 48, is useful as I'm not …
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