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Old 10-05-21, 08:32 PM
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SkinGriz
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Originally Posted by Rolla
It's nice that you don't have to get new shifter/brake levers to see if you like drop bars, but I personally wouldn't want a bar that has a "drop" position but no "hoods" position. Even the "tops" position seems compromised by the way the bars curve downward before they hit the grip section. I like the idea, but it seems like an expensive experiment that you'll only use until you decide to get a dedicated drop bar or go back to a flat one. Nothing wrong with that, of course; re-selling should be easy.
Would be cool idea for a few local friends to go in on one together. They could pass it around on bikes they are considering putting drop bars on. Think “I don’t want to be out 100$ or the time to resale, but I’d try it for 20$”.
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