>>1006238>What's funny is you're calling someone else autistic when you're the one getting all mad because they don't use drop barsNah, friend. I have a flat bar bike or two out in the shed.
I'm just setting anon right, when he says that drops aren't practical because he, personally, needs to buy high end components and convert from flatbars.
>and that you think all road bikes must have them.Nah, friend. Never said anything of the sort.
>Also no geared hubs or disc brakes allowed, are you an old man or a UCI cuck?If you want to use them, more power to you, but they have nothing to do with how practical drops or flats are.
I'll repeat for you, since you don't seems to get it: Unless you're in an area of specialty, like riding MTB or BMX, at the very least, drops are just as practical as flats. (If not more.)
Again, I'm not calling someone autistic as a direct insult, I am simply saying your are acting as if you are literally autistic.
