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Old 12-27-14, 02:44 AM
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rpcleary
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Originally Posted by El Cid
You can do almost any type of work (or leisure) with almost any type of bike if you really want. So what is your personal preference? How upright do you like to ride, and do you prefer flat bars or drop bars?

Personal preference will overwhelmingly dictate what kind of bike you build. Keep in mind what tires you want so you can make sure that the frame has enough clearance, and what kind of braze-on items you might want.

With this in mind, what kind of riding do you plan to do? What is the weather like, and what kind of add-ons would you like to have?
Pretty much this. You need to narrow your question down a bit before we can really offer much advice. Also would be a good idea to have a ballpark price range to help people suggest builds, sinc emy idea of a fantastic commuter bike may be much more expensive than yours.
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