Check to see if your stem is set up with negative rise. If so, just flip your existing stem and see if that helps. You can set up each of those two models to have the same reach and stack, so the Domane in itself may not be the answer.
emonda vs domane
Hello everyone… New to this forum! I got a question. I bought an emonda SL 6 about a year ago, and finding out that the domane would be a better fit given the aerodynamic position of the eMonda… And with my age 
so, I'm considering selling the EMonda and upgrading to a Domane SL 6, OR… simply changing out the stem so i am sitting more upright. I'm loving the lightness of the Eminda and would hate to trade it in for the heavy Domane. Any thoughts?
so, I'm considering selling the EMonda and upgrading to a Domane SL 6, OR… simply changing out the stem so i am sitting more upright. I'm loving the lightness of the Eminda and would hate to trade it in for the heavy Domane. Any thoughts?1 - 20 of 31 Posts
looks like there is a bit of a rise in this stock stem the emonda came with.
You could always switch the stem for one with a greater rise like one of these:
Ritchey Comp 4-Axis Stem (Matte Black) (31.8mm) (60mm) (30°)
Ritchey Comp 4-Axis Stem Description: Ritchey's Comp 4-Axis Stem has an easily adjustable system that continues to outperform the competition.... 31035317043
They come in different lengths too.
You could also flip the handlebars slightly up so the hoods are a bit higher. Just don't overdo this adjustment or you could strain your wrists.
Yes you could. Have you changed a stem before? If not, be extra careful you follow directions here so you don't cause an accident:
Threadless Headset Service
This article will discuss removing the old headset, installing and adjusting a new threadless headset.
www.parktool.com
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