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Old 04-21-17 | 12:37 AM
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FBinNY
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Originally Posted by kickstart
I think it's important to note that for folks like myself who have a more casual, and relaxed approach to cycling, yet still do a fair amount of miles, having the correct type of bike and setup to complement ones riding style takes the place of those considerations.
I think we're actually saying the same thing in different ways. You may not have considered it as you adopted the position and style of your casual approach, but I'll venture that have a relaxed grip with very little weight on your hands.

So, it's not how you arrive at a position and style that's easy on your hands, just that you do.
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