I'm absolutely not telling you to go one way or the other, but simply to be EXTREMELY sure of your choice when you make it. I've often made a purchase decision thinking I could get used to something that I didn't like. Of course, you can rarely (maybe never) find one product that truly "has it all", but for something as significant as riding position on a bike, be very sure that you can make the adjustment before committing.

I will say, though, that erring towards the bike with better components is probably a safe bet. The Coda Sport will have a slightly more aggressive feel than the base Coda, but if you buy the Sport and ultimately decide that you'd rather sit more upright, you can always change the stem to a taller one or an adjustable one to better fit your style. That would be a less expensive change than if you bought the base model Coda and decided you wanted better components like the Sport has.

Either way -- take as long of a test ride as you can get away with!