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01-12.-2005, 03:24 AM
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raising handlebars on TrekFX 7300
I have had this bike adjusted perfectly and feels great now; except for that due to a back condition, I would be more comfortable with the handlebars raised up a couple of inches or so.
My shop told me that it could be done but because the stem isn't adjustable, it would cost about sixty bucks. I said I would try to ride it as is but it does make my outings less enjoyable to some extent. Maybe I should go for a new raised handlebar? What say ya'll?
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01-12.-2005, 05:47 AM
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Re: raising handlebars on TrekFX 7300
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Are you sure it's not adjustable? After doing a quick search, the 7300 showed up on multiple sites as having an adjustable stem. |
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01-12.-2005, 10:35 AM
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Re: raising handlebars on TrekFX 7300
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The gent at the LBS said it was raised as high as it could be; it has a fixed stem or something.
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01-12.-2005, 06:04 PM
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Re: raising handlebars on TrekFX 7300
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you could change the stem, get bigger rise handlebars, get a steerer tube extension (guy at your LBS should know what that is, also im assuming it has a 1 1/8" ahead type steerer) though the extensions arent really meant for any rough use, not the ones ive seen and installed anyway.
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01-12.-2005, 11:55 PM
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Re: raising handlebars on TrekFX 7300
My apologies, it appears that the 7300 has an adjustable stem, whereas the 7300 FX does not. As moparchris pointed out, there are several other options available, all of which will require a new part purchase.
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03-12.-2005, 01:37 AM
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Re: raising handlebars on TrekFX 7300
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I think I shall wait 'til spring and decide then. For $60.00 or so it pays to be comfortable. Thanx
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