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Old 11-19-12 | 02:09 PM
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Random_DC_Nick
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From: DC Metro
Originally Posted by JPprivate
Very much depends on your terrain (if you need gears) and if the conversion can be done easily (and cheap). In my experience, slush/salt isn't good but it doesn't exactly melt your chain and cassette. So even if you have to pick up a new chain and a slightly used cassette after two winters, it probably won't break the bank.

Not sure your experience riding MTBs, but it will be a dramatic difference from the Madone. You'll be noticeably slower.
I am very familiar with MTB bikes. I came over from MTB to road when I moved to the DC area. I don't mind the bike being slow, safety is more important to me.
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