My easy-out answer is “it depends.” When I’m running a 16* 780mm bar my hands are actually a bit behind the steering axis (negative effective stem length).
I’ve been rotating through a series of bars cut to 760mm (8, 10, 12, 16 back) playing around with wrist angles as bars get narrower (because I’m a nerd).
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My curious answer is, is there an easy way to measure that? Would be a nice addition to quantifying backsweep.
May 13, 2020, 9:35 a.m. - Andrew Major
My easy-out answer is “it depends.” When I’m running a 16* 780mm bar my hands are actually a bit behind the steering axis (negative effective stem length). I’ve been rotating through a series of bars cut to 760mm (8, 10, 12, 16 back) playing around with wrist angles as bars get narrower (because I’m a nerd). . My curious answer is, is there an easy way to measure that? Would be a nice addition to quantifying backsweep.