That can be arranged =)
Walk with Joy
Steve Ives
Great picture! Looks like you two are are enjoying the great outdoors. 😎
Bruce has a great point on the natural fall of your arms.
When you get things setup and some riding time, pay attention to how your triceps, shoulders across the upper back, lower core, and wrists feel after a ride. This will tell you a lot. Moving the bars back from the steering stem increases the amount of energy required to steer the bike. Pay attention to what happens with your elbows when steering. If they droop and/or move in towards your torso that is a good indicator that things are not right. Sore wrists are most commonly caused by lever positioning, but can also be caused by bar sweep, or just too darned much force input to the bars over a period of time.
Good luck with this project. Hope it works out great! 🍻
Hold my keyboard and watch this! 🙃
Great picture! Looks like you two are are enjoying the great outdoors. 😎
Bruce has a great point on the natural fall of your arms.
When you get things setup and some riding time, pay attention to how your triceps, shoulders across the upper back, lower core, and wrists feel after a ride. This will tell you a lot. Moving the bars back from the steering stem increases the amount of energy required to steer the bike. Pay attention to what happens with your elbows when steering. If they droop and/or move in towards your torso that is a good indicator that things are not right. Sore wrists are most commonly caused by lever positioning, but can also be caused by bar sweep, or just too darned much force input to the bars over a period of time.
Good luck with this project. Hope it works out great! 🍻
That's an odd thing for me. Within the first 20 minutes I find my hands gone tingly. I take my hands off and dangle them, then everything is good for the rest of the day.
Illegitemi non carborundum est!