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Old 10-04-05, 10:57 AM
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joejack951
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What kind of riding do you plan on doing? The Coda Sport is closer to a road bike with both it's frame and gearing. It has a road crankset (52/42/30) with a MTB cassette which will give you very low gears for most roads. The Trek I believe can take wider tires and has a touring crankset which has even lower gears when paired with a MTB cassette allowing you to throw in some more serious offroad adventures as well.

For a longer commute (10+ miles), I'd go with the Coda Sport. Anything shorter and it's a toss up.
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