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Originally Posted by MRT2
But honestly, wouldn't it be easier to just raise your current bars while you rehab from your surgery, then put them back after you recover?
That's what I was thinking. You can set up your drop bars so the top will be in the same position as a flat bar would be.
I had a friend who did quite well on our club rides with a flat bar roadie, but he eventually got drop bars.
The little time I have spent on the road on flat bars (mountain bikes) has sucked and I wouldn't want to do back to back centuries on them.
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