Yes, these road bikes are a joy in the hills.  Glad to read of your joy. 
 And for the record, I too like my bars high  - 2 cm below the saddle. 
 That allows me to get a little lower going downhill, and makes it easier 
to stand and rock the bike when I want to.

Michael

On Tuesday, September 15, 2015 at 11:26:02 PM UTC-4, Don Compton wrote:
>
> After someone had questions about Roadeos on the IBOB group, I thought I 
> would give and update.
> Over the years ( 63 yo) I have had so many bikes. I never raced, just was 
> an active club rider. A few centuries a year and mostly 35-50 mile rides.
> Okay I am an old fart, but the stability of Grant's handling dynamics 
> makes for a wonderful bike on long rides, especially hilly ones. There's 
> just something special about cruising down a hill at above 30 and floating 
>  over the marginal bumps and feeling confident missing the potholes from 
> hell. And to top it off, The frames are works of art.
> And then there's the fit. I need my bars high. I run my bars <1cm below my 
> saddle. It allows me to have a proper tilt on my saddle and less hands 
> problems on long rides. 
> Don Compton
>

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