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Handlebar Height
#1
I have a 21 speed mountain bike. I find leaning forward uncomfortable while riding. I want to raise my handlebars so that I am sitting in a more upright position, but my handlebars are at their height limit. How can I raise the height of my handlebars more?

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#2
It'll depend on what type of headset you have (<a href="http://bikeride.com/overhaul-threaded-headset/">threaded</a> or <a href="http://bikeride.com/adjust-threadless-headset/">threadless</a>). If you're not sure, upload a pic to this thread and we'll get it figured out!

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#3
Having compared what I have to the tutorials here, I have a threadless headset.
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#4
Matt had the same question about <a href="http://forums.bikeride.com/thread-650.html">raising handlebars on a threadless system</a>. Hope that helps!
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#5
(08-15-2008, 12:36 PM)thx1138 Wrote:  Having compared what I have to the tutorials here, I have a threadless headset.

Use a stem raiser that will let you do it.
My dad always told me a Sledge a matic can fix any thing.
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