My opinion is there's an element of personalization here, and also that it requires a gradual shift. I started rolling my levers up bit by bit a few years ago and it's helped with confidence, control and body positioning in the steeps, without feeling like I give anything up in flatter terrain.
So, don't try to do it all at once, a d don't worry if it doesn't feel right for the first few rides. Give it a try if you're curious and see what happens after five or ten rides.
May 14, 2020, 7:39 a.m. - Pete Roggeman
My opinion is there's an element of personalization here, and also that it requires a gradual shift. I started rolling my levers up bit by bit a few years ago and it's helped with confidence, control and body positioning in the steeps, without feeling like I give anything up in flatter terrain. So, don't try to do it all at once, a d don't worry if it doesn't feel right for the first few rides. Give it a try if you're curious and see what happens after five or ten rides.