Old 04-10-10, 09:22 PM
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RJM
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You can definately tour fully loaded on a Jamis Aurora. I have one, its a 2000 model, and have taken several fully loaded camping trips with it. It can handle the weight.

I am in the process of switching the original brake/shifter levers for bar ends shifters and separate brake levers as I found the original brifters to just be uncomfortable and cheap for me. They have worked fine, but I want a different setup now. I have always liked the Auroroa for a touring/commuting bike, the geometry really feels good to me.
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