Originally Posted by
Metaluna
If possible, look into using lower gearing and spinning up the hills more. This should result in torquing the rear end less, so less flexing, therefore less ghost shifting, rear brake rotor rubbing, etc.
Originally Posted by
dsbrantjr
It will also be easier on your knees and better for your cardiovascular system.
Originally Posted by
Kovkov
Just don't stand up while climbing. It 's useless unless you depend on winning races.
PFFTT!
Standing to climb is fun and it's a great workout. No harder on your knees than walking up stairs.
If your bike can't stay in gear, get it fixed.