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Old 12-09-13 | 05:47 PM
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From: Wash DC
Originally Posted by Ghost Ryder
Wrong section go back to the hybrid section to roll your eyes.
Rolling my eyes at you dissing a type of bike because it doesn't fit into your world view.

Originally Posted by Ghost Ryder
I don't need a 30+lbs to commute on, or need front suspension.
You're talking about a comfort bike. Lots of hybrids under 30lbs(every one I currently own,in fact) and many with rigid forks.

Originally Posted by Ghost Ryder
My Stumpjumper is lighter than the common hybrid!
Specs? If you're rocking higher-end parts,then you need to compare it to a higher-end hybrid. Otherwise it's totally apples-to-oranges.

Originally Posted by Ghost Ryder
When you start braving hills, let me know how that hybrid is treating you!
Braving hills? I live at the second highest point in DC. I do alot of steep hills. Come to DC and climb Loughboro from Sibley hospital to Ward Circle.

Originally Posted by Ghost Ryder
In also find CX geometry better suited to commuting IMO.
Your opinion. I liked my cross bike. Also like my touring bike. And my road bikes. And my hybrids.

Originally Posted by Ghost Ryder
By the way:
I ride my road bikes just fine in the city!
Yes they have Dropbars.
I didn't say there was anything wrong with drops,did I? No,I said that most of the advantages over flat bars were mooted in city riding.
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