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Old 11-19-07, 06:56 AM
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I have never ridden mine long distance, but I could see it as a touring bike I guess. This one is as comfortable as any road bike I have. I threw some cheapo tires on it just to see if the drop bar thing would work. It really does!! The tires are scary while turning on pavement. They make that odd "squeaky" sound that makes you think they will lose grip at any moment. Once I change the tires, it should be perfect. If your frame is large enough you should have no problems. If it's too small, a riser stem may take care of it to a point.

I LOVE this bike! It's a Hard Rock of course, but close to the Hopper in frame style, etc.

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