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Originally Posted by noglider
While you say you prefer relaxed geometry, do you already have a bike with that? Maybe you should get a tight-geometry bike for quick fun rides. This way, you can appreciate both styles.

With that said, one thing I really like about my McLean is that it's fast but clearances are not tight. I have 28mm tires on it, and it could probably take wider. But handling at high speed is quite a thrill. I'm not saying to look for a McLean. They're rare. I'm saying you may want to consider a quick bike that has ample tire clearance.
Thanks. I will check it out.
I do have a very cool Supurbe equipped Peloton if I want to have super quick responsiveness.
My Kona is probably a blend of relaxed and responsive. It is super comfortable on Centuries - but quick and nimble.
But - I gravitate to the touring Treks and my Voyageur - and when its built - probably my drop bar conversion Mt bike.
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