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Old 11-28-16 | 12:27 AM
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Originally Posted by AngieD750
so with the drop bars, you're saying that since there are a couple of positions that i can place my hands, it possibly could be a more comfortable ride? How about the fact that a road bike with drop bars requires a more aggressive riding position. will this cause fatigue or back pains?
Again, this is simply wrong. A racing bike is one type of drop-bar bike that has an aggressive riding position. Drop bar bikes with less aggressive positions include the off-road bikes already mentioned as well as endurance-style road bikes.

A properly fitted drop bar bike should not cause fatigue or back pains.
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