Well, I’m a fullstand up rider so the word comfortable is more of a loose term for me lol Well, I can tell you I’m very happy with my combination I can ride for hours and I literally get no fatigue in my hands and arms so it’s working.
I am a alloy bar rider but I wanna switch to carbon but I find it quite confusing because I researched about it, and based on what I've read carbon components only lasts about 4-6yrs the maximum lifespan is 7yrs, so for you sir as a carbon user for handlebar and stem is it legit that carbon components doesn't really last long? because I don't really believe in it but I really want to know about carbon users
On my Roscoe 9 I went with the Spank Spike Vibrocore 35 with a 40mil rise, spank split headset, and the PNW Loam XL grips. The handlebars and headset are all aluminum. So far I’m loving the upgrades.
Sorry for the late response. I’ve heard of carbon frames going fatigue after a certain period of time I’m not too sure.On carbon bars but I can tell you carbon bars and stem or wheels are definitely worth the money. If you want to stop feeling fatigue in your hands and arms, carbon bars is the way to go. Even if they last seven years.
Nice upgrades. For me any upgrades on the Roscoe 9 is better than what’s on there when you buy it not saying the components are bad but anything can be improved on the Roscoe 9
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Just bought a Roscoe 9 as my first bike, and I got a bargain. Found this channel, and i reckon it's going to be a god send. Subscribed already
A Roscoe 9 as your first bike you’re in for a treat and thank you for subscribing. I still have new videos coming out on upgrades the Roscoe 9
Best way to install those grips is Aqua Net hairspray, goes on wet and grip slides right and dries tacky and won’t move.
Thanks for the tip
Ive got Renthal Fat Bars on ....they are Aluminum ....Nice bars and Supacush grips from Deity
One up carbon bars are way better than those race face next if you wanted to make your ride more comfortable , you should have went with one up bars
Well, I’m a fullstand up rider so the word comfortable is more of a loose term for me lol Well, I can tell you I’m very happy with my combination I can ride for hours and I literally get no fatigue in my hands and arms so it’s working.
Hi. Rise 20 or 35mm?
what's the name of your carbon stem? also where did u get your stem screws and what are they called?
Envy m7 stem, and the bolts are called tie titanium
@@hardtailrider7172 thanks! Getting my roscoe 9 end of the month. Your videos have been helpful. 🤟🏽
@@kleinelegado1500 that’s awesome you’re gonna enjoy the bike. Thanks for watching the video.
@@kleinelegado1500 new video coming out tomorrow
What brand is that saddle?
Are you a aluminum bar or carbon bar rider? And what are the most comfortable grips you owned?
I am a alloy bar rider but I wanna switch to carbon but I find it quite confusing because I researched about it, and based on what I've read carbon components only lasts about 4-6yrs the maximum lifespan is 7yrs, so for you sir as a carbon user for handlebar and stem is it legit that carbon components doesn't really last long? because I don't really believe in it but I really want to know about carbon users
On my Roscoe 9 I went with the Spank Spike Vibrocore 35 with a 40mil rise, spank split headset, and the PNW Loam XL grips. The handlebars and headset are all aluminum. So far I’m loving the upgrades.
Sorry for the late response. I’ve heard of carbon frames going fatigue after a certain period of time I’m not too sure.On carbon bars but I can tell you carbon bars and stem or wheels are definitely worth the money. If you want to stop feeling fatigue in your hands and arms, carbon bars is the way to go. Even if they last seven years.
Nice upgrades. For me any upgrades on the Roscoe 9 is better than what’s on there when you buy it not saying the components are bad but anything can be improved on the Roscoe 9
Those bolts aren’t carbon. 😁