Just did the above (that's flipped me 'andlebar stem over if you didn't get it the first time 
) on my Ridgeback hybrid.
I'm liking the difference of the lower riding position, much more 'sporty' feeling. Not sure if it's my imagination but the controls feel more twitchy as well, more like riding a thin tyre roadie than before.
Another extremely important point, it looks better too, gets rid of that almost 'regal' upright looking er...look, that I wasn't much fond of.
It was surprisingly easy to do (well...duh), and I'd recommend trying it out to newer cyclists if they feel cramped in the arms or that they'd like to get a bit more 'aerodynamism' into their riding position
PS: Is this spam?
) on my Ridgeback hybrid. I'm liking the difference of the lower riding position, much more 'sporty' feeling. Not sure if it's my imagination but the controls feel more twitchy as well, more like riding a thin tyre roadie than before.
Another extremely important point, it looks better too, gets rid of that almost 'regal' upright looking er...look, that I wasn't much fond of.
It was surprisingly easy to do (well...duh), and I'd recommend trying it out to newer cyclists if they feel cramped in the arms or that they'd like to get a bit more 'aerodynamism' into their riding position
PS: Is this spam?