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Old 02-21-08 | 05:46 PM
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skanking biker
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Originally Posted by frankstoneline
didnt miss the point, just seems like a lot of work to make an occasional situation more comfortable. Like relocating the e-brake on your car so you dont have to move your arm as much to use it. If it really bothers you, i dont see why you couldnt put hoods on a set of track drops, or use bullhorns, either seem to be acceptable solutions.
Its not a matter of comfort. My point is I rarely ride by the stem and am either in the drops or on the curved portion of the bar. In an emergency, I would like my brake to be accessible as soon as possible and without having to change my center of gravity.

I would like to keep my current bars, as I find I climb better with them and they offer me more hand positions than bullhorns.
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