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Good add-ons
I have been enjoying my Giant Cypress since I bought it almost two years ago. I am still trying to
figure out the difference between a comfort bike and a hybrid bike. Sometimes I find the handlebar
position a little uncomfortable. It is not a flat bar set up. Can I add bar ends to this type of set up or
should I just buy flatbars and add the ends?
figure out the difference between a comfort bike and a hybrid bike. Sometimes I find the handlebar
position a little uncomfortable. It is not a flat bar set up. Can I add bar ends to this type of set up or
should I just buy flatbars and add the ends?
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I have a Trek 7200 which is Trek's equivalent of the Cypress. Just add bar ends (and perhaps a mirror - very handy!) and ride ride ride...........I was going to buy a Cypress as well but got a year-end closeout on the Trek. Great, comfortable bikes. Good ridin.
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I have a 7.5Fx (not flat bars) with bar ends. The key here is do whatever makes your ride more comfortable. Have a look through some of the handlebar setups here- you might end up doing a lot more than bar ends!
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