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Old 07-16-15 | 08:27 AM
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Bikes: 2005 Gazelle Golfo, 1935 Raleigh Sport, 1970 Robin Hood sport, 1974 Schwinn Continental, 1984 Ross MTB/porteur, 2013 Flying Piegon path racer, 2014 Gazelle Toer Populair T8

Originally Posted by mtb_addict
Get into an aggressive riding position to attack the hill. It won't be as efficient as a race bike, but it works. Lean forward. If have to, stand up to pedal. These position feels very awkward at first, but you get used to it. And it becomes the new normal to you.
I put Gazelles switch stem on my bike. For normal, and less challenging conditions I have the bars up in the traditional position. If I want a little more power or speed, with a flip of a lever I can drop the bars and move them forward enough to make a noticeable difference.
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