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Old 12-02-08, 11:07 PM
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Originally Posted by wearyourtruth
i hate drops. i don't really hate them, but i never use the "drop"... ever. i don't know if it's just my body geometry, but i love my bullhorns, and have them on several bikes, and on my roadie (with typical roadie drops) i don't even use the drops in descents where i'm trying to get in a nice aero position, i just bend my elbows and stay on the hoods... go figure...
+1, I don't really like the drops...I never descend on the drops, my muscel memory is for the hoods and I just don't feel comfortable on the drops...I might get more power for the brakes on the drops but tricky descents require the right touch on the brakes. the best aero position is with the hands together so you don't catch lots of air...you just have to bend down.

I like bullhorns when I'm on the road with the fixie, but you gotta have drops for the track!
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