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16-07.-2007, 02:42 PM
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one bike for all
Hi i have been commuting to work 13 miles each way through boston on some rough roads. I have been using a rigid mountain bike. I am interested in getting a road bike but am not sure if that would be the best bike to get for commuting exspecally in the winter time so i was thinking about mabey getting a cyclocross. What do you think would be the best allaround bike. Thank you for the help
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18-07.-2007, 07:09 PM
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Re: one bike for all
Thank you all so much for your help you have all been so helpfull
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21-07.-2007, 11:05 AM
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Re: one bike for all
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21-07.-2007, 11:44 AM
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Re: one bike for all
many companies make hybrid/comfort bikes. they are a bit upright, but thats more comfy for most people, and they can be had with 700c wheels, and suspension forks. I bought my girlfriend a Trek 7100, and she can roll around pretty good. you definitely want suspension for rough roads, my road bike i almost stop for rail road crossings...tooo rough.
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21-07.-2007, 11:15 PM
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Re: one bike for all
Wow thanks for the reply the montera is a coll bike did you mean to suggest a bike with 29er wheels.
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22-07.-2007, 11:54 AM
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Re: one bike for all
QUOTE=muddy88yj]Wow thanks for the reply the montera is a coll bike did you mean to suggest a bike with 29er wheels.[/QUOTE] Your welcome. I sold my Montare, worst move I've ever made, bicyling wise
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Steve Giant Cypress DX Trek 2100 Cannondale Rush 3Z Marin Belvedere Last edited by steve45 : 22-07.-2007 at 11:55 AM. Reason: Syntax error |
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