Old 07-19-08, 09:44 AM
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Originally Posted by ShadowGray
TIt also puts the brakes and shifters on the flat, which allows you to have control of the bike while in the upright position. Being bent over is always daunting the first time.
If you have to get into the lower part of drop bars in order to brake and shift , your doing it wrong.
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