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How did you get your bike the most comfortable it has ever been for you? (self.bicycles)

submitted 3 days ago by vivavideri to c/[email protected]

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Just bought my first road bike and put it on a trainer for the winter. Still tweaking the saddle and such for a more comfortable ride but I'm not there yet.

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[–] vivavideri 5 points 2 days ago (1 children)

I did that and got a jcob. It feels great at a very specific angle but i guess i haven't perfected it yet, or a childhood injury to my left arm just means I'm gonna be uncomfortable leaning on my handlebars.

[–] krelvar 2 points 2 days ago

Might need upswept bars or a taller stem. It can be bike specific - my MTB is more comfortable leaning over a bit more, my cargo bike is better quite a bit more upright.

It's for sure a process.