How to Raise Road Bike Handlebars
Find the spacers above and below your handlebar stem.. Loosen the screws in the back of the handlebars.. Unscrew the bolt and top cap on the handlebars.
Steps
Find the spacers above and below your handlebar stem.
Find the spacers above and below your handlebar stem.
Loosen the screws in the back of the handlebars.
Loosen the screws in the back of the handlebars.
Unscrew the bolt and top cap on the handlebars.
Unscrew the bolt and top cap on the handlebars.
Lift your handlebars off the stem.
Lift your handlebars off the stem.
Place more spacers on the handlebar stem.
Place more spacers on the handlebar stem.
Slide your handlebars back onto the stem.
Slide your handlebars back onto the stem.
Tighten the bolts on the top and back of the handlebars.
Tighten the bolts on the top and back of the handlebars.
Look for spacers and screws to see if your handlebars are threaded.
Look for spacers and screws to see if your handlebars are threaded.
Measure from the top of the stem to the bike frame.
Measure from the top of the stem to the bike frame.
Loosen the bolt on the top of the handlebars with an Allen wrench.
Loosen the bolt on the top of the handlebars with an Allen wrench.
Lift your handlebars and straighten them out.
Lift your handlebars and straighten them out.
Tighten the top bolt on your handlebars.
Tighten the top bolt on your handlebars.
Position your handlebars so you're most comfortable.
Position your handlebars so you're most comfortable.
Raise your handlebars for a casual posture.
Raise your handlebars for a casual posture.
Lower your handlebars for a more aerodynamic posture.
Lower your handlebars for a more aerodynamic posture.
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