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Bikes designed for road use only. Could be any road-only bike, but typically means bikes optimized for speed / racing / club rides with drop handlebars, narrow tires and a crouched-forward rider position.
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Are brifters meant to spin/slide on impact, by the choice of a low attachment-bolt torque?
I am not privy to the design philosophies of SRAM, Shimano or any manufacturer and as such my answer is based solely on my own experience.
I have crashed on bikes with both Shimano Sora and Dura-Ace s …
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