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Small hands and shifter "throw" distance

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Old 08-18-10, 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by adriano
how do you shift and brake?
I change grips to brake or shift. Thats just a cruising along position in that pic. I do use the drops and do pretty much ALL braking from the drops. Generally I take a firm grip on one side of the bar and put my whole hand into shifting/braking on the other side.

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