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Switching to a new bike for long rides
Hey there - this is probably a bit off topic, but wanted some advice
about bikes that are built for long rides and any recommendations. Since this group is experienced with longer rides, I figure you all would have a good viewpoint. I currently ride a Cannondale T2000 touring bike. I like it a lot, but it's heavy and built to carry a load. Looking for something I can upgrade to that's lighter and built more for speed. Not looking for a racing bike - rather something to take out for on day rides of 100+ miles at a quicker pace, and preferably a more comfortable ride than I'm used to. Any thoughts? Thanks if you have them. |
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