I think one of the points of this bike is it's understated nature. It's not supposed to jump out at you or scream look at me. I do know what you mean though.
I have not found the reach to be longer than any other dirt drops I've used. In fact, it is a bit shorter than almost all of them. I would try rotating your levers down, rather than the traditional flat hood transition. This brings the tips of the levers quite a bit inward.
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Nice,but after all the hype I was expecting more somehow.Isn't the reach to the brake levers a little long?I experienced this with my woodchoppers.
I think one of the points of this bike is it's understated nature. It's not supposed to jump out at you or scream look at me. I do know what you mean though.
I have not found the reach to be longer than any other dirt drops I've used. In fact, it is a bit shorter than almost all of them. I would try rotating your levers down, rather than the traditional flat hood transition. This brings the tips of the levers quite a bit inward.
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