It's all good, get one, and change things to make it fit ,
and the gearing that will work for you.
the Product managers specify parts for a pricepoint they think will do,
for most people , at a target price-point..
higher road gearing, suits commuters, they buy a lot of bikes.
but you can remove things, and replace them with your choices.
Summer sees a whole lot of people riding all sorts of bikes,
carrying their camping gear, riding down the WA/OR Pacific Coast.. here..
just get something... and go see somewhere.
Last edited by fietsbob; 09-26-11 at 08:42 PM.