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You should try to straighten it because you won't be very comfortable being off to one side.
yes they give you at least 4 positions1 in the top of the bar, relaxed, on the shifters, more aero and great when climbing and on the drop section when you wanna go fast because it is more aerodynamici have seen gains of 1-2 mph by just moving from the top of the handlebar to the drop section, because is more aero bikingthings
The best thing to do is replace itMost of the older bikes have steel handlebars, you can check it with a magnetIf it is steel you can bend it back.
I agree with Bob, you might be able to bend it back into position but it's almost impossible to get it properly straight without machine-shop equipment and it will mess up the handling of the bike; it will never feel right and it could distract you, so yes it can be dangerous.
You should try to straighten it because you won't be very comfortable being off to one side.
yes they give you at least 4 positions1 in the top of the bar, relaxed, on the shifters, more aero and great when climbing and on the drop section when you wanna go fast because it is more aerodynamici have seen gains of 1-2 mph by just moving from the top of the handlebar to the drop section, because is more aero bikingthings
The best thing to do is replace itMost of the older bikes have steel handlebars, you can check it with a magnetIf it is steel you can bend it back.
I agree with Bob, you might be able to bend it back into position but it's almost impossible to get it properly straight without machine-shop equipment and it will mess up the handling of the bike; it will never feel right and it could distract you, so yes it can be dangerous.
