CrossCurrent X is it possible to sit up straight
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Nova Haibike
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I do not own one, but in order to sit straight up would require modifications to the cockpit. You would likely want to raise the bars using a stem extender, and/or change the bars with a model that has rise and/or sweep. I would also recommend changing to a somewhat wider saddle.
raiderrich
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yes that is what i thought and they told me i cannot change handle bars because break HYD are to short
Nova Haibike
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Hydraulic lines and control cables can be changed.
raiderrich
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so do you have to be bent over all the time no way of sitting up
Changing out handle bars on Juiced CCX
Just received my Juiced CCX and absolutely love the bike, minus the position of the handle bars. Has anyone swapped out the bars for a better riding position.electricbikereview.com
Bruce Arnold
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I used a stem extender on my CCS. No problem with brake/shifter lines. Plenty of slack left. It didn't bring it all the way up to the "sit-up-and-beg" posture of a cruiser, but it was much more upright, which I like.
With the Black Friday prices Juiced is running, you could get a HyperScorpion, with many of the advantages of the CCX plus a few more (turns out I really like having turn signals, didn't think I'd care), and a decidedly upright posture, for the same price as the CCX usually goes for. If you're any taller than Tora Harris (6'3"), pedaling may be too awkward. With the Tall Seat accessory, it works just fine for me (5'10".)
Or, like Timpo said, look around at some cruiser bikes.
With the Black Friday prices Juiced is running, you could get a HyperScorpion, with many of the advantages of the CCX plus a few more (turns out I really like having turn signals, didn't think I'd care), and a decidedly upright posture, for the same price as the CCX usually goes for. If you're any taller than Tora Harris (6'3"), pedaling may be too awkward. With the Tall Seat accessory, it works just fine for me (5'10".)
Or, like Timpo said, look around at some cruiser bikes.
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