🚴 Delta Cycle Stem Raiser Extender - Boost your Bike's Handlebar Height for a More Comfortable Ride Review

I studied fracture mechanics when I got my MSME degree. i have a thin neck This thing is built like I have a machine shop. The transition is nicely rounded. The walls are thick. I'm sure someone will make it easier, but to leave that part out would be so disastrous that I don't care. If you are a grammarian this is not for you. If you're tired of a stiff neck and want some serious stretching, this is a great option. I've seen comments about the dangers of an extension cord in general. The…

I installed this on my new RadPower RadMission E-Bike. When I got the seat up to a height I like (which is admittedly quite high because I like to stretch my legs a lot when pedaling), the seat was a few inches above the handlebars. I feel most comfortable when the seat at the helm is about the same height. To solve this problem I bought a Delta Stem Raiser. Installation was easy and now the handlebars are at just the right height. The brake and other cables were long enough that no extensions…

The Cannondale bike factory cut my head tube so I left the handlebars well below saddle height untreated. I've struggled and struggled with this for years. My local bike shop finally stocked this Delta riser. I gave it serious thought and then tossed the idea aside like corns on my immaculate bike. I started thinking about this idea when I saw a picture online of a Sheldon Brown (of Harris Cyclery) commuter bike that he was using at the time of his death. The photo appears to be of a Dela…