Thread: Riser bar logic
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Old 10-24-08 | 09:37 AM
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jdms mvp
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Bikes: nagasawa, fuji track pro

Originally Posted by elTwitcho
I don't understand what you mean by this. Your road bike is good for climbing so you shouldn't set up your fixed gear to be good for climbing as well?
my comment was about riding with brakes and on the hoods.... i ride brake(less) on my track bike. and of course there is climbing ON my track bike because i commute daily with it. on longer rides near my house, i will exclusively use my road bike....for obvious reasons...

Originally Posted by crushkilldstroy
If you have a road bike, then I'm sure you know how worthless those little shorty risers are for climbing.

If you're really part of the MTB bar camp, the most logical thing to use would be a flat bar with some bar ends. But then you're encroaching on bullhorn territory, so you might as well just get those.
my risers aren't emo-cut short.... they are wide(r) than my drops.....
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