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aerodynamic drag is greater.
It increases under those conditions. Aerodynamic drag depends on relative air speed, design and frontal area, not merely whether the handlebar is high or far away. It can raise required power and consumption. Nor does it eliminate mirror blind spots. Adjust controls only as permitted and keep a position that allows safe control.
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aerodynamic drag is greater.
rear-view mirror visibility improves because all blind spots are eliminated.
fuel consumption is considerably reduced.
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