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Old 03-23-16 | 12:42 PM
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Originally Posted by Wildwood
Mastering friction shifting and one handed steering while holding a steady line on the road = great skills that transfer to holding-th-line when reaching for bottle and turning one's head on modern brifter bikes. There are advantages to C&V savvy.

edit = remember - left hand for front der, right hand rear der - ambidextrous is best.

Have riders forgotten how to look at their f&r derailleurs while riding?
Why do you use the opposite hand/side? I use right hand for right side lever (rear der).
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