Pretty straightforward swap, assuming you have bluetooth brakes.
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Also requires a second set of what is like the 3rd most expensive component of a bike after the frameset and wheels?
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i must know more about this.
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the idea is that you can adjust the bar width with spacers, and switch between bar sweeps, without having to completely dismantle the whole fucking bike
the levers come off with the brake hoses still routed internally through the stem and headtube and steerer
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if only there was a way to avoid routing all the cables through the headtube, then it would be so easy to swap bars
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“Look, you can swap your hooks out to get more aero! No, you still can’t buy a different stem length for your bike to get your fit right”
Fuckin Canyon
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Thats dumb and dangerous.
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They ‘innovate’ one of those every 2-3 years.
Last one was the steering stabilizer in their mountain bikes that everyone removes. Before that was the bizarre double decker handlebars that made their head tubes shorter than a Crosscheck.
i saw a guy with the double deckers the other day!
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they engineered it so that you can swap the stem lengths independently, but then never sell the spare parts at all
Moves 100% of their weight onto the prostate
Prostate hurts
Who did this to me?
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prostate pain
Is this fr? How would riding a bike stimulate the prostate? Is this them meaning other soft tissues in that area, or the actual prostate? I don’t think this man has ever had his prostate truly stimulated.
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I guess if you had a super huge prostate that it could be “stimulated” by putting all of your weight on it with a super upright riding position but I’ll admit, it was a new one for me!
you can externally stimulate the prostate but if riding bikes effectively did so, a lot more prostate havers would ride bikes
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I think that’s internal
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It is, to the extent that if you are going in for a PSA test you are told not to ride a bike. But this is news to me, no whacking off/sexy-times either. Life used to be so simple.
Long Distance Bicycle Riding Causes Prostate-Specific Antigen to Increase in Men Aged 50 Years and Over - PMC.
