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Originally Posted by reidconti
I live in the bay area, it's always excellent weather for commuting I'm just not sure I want to invest the time involved in 44mi/day for 4 months. Particularly as the route is not quite as good; I don't mind riding my road bike 20+mph along an expressway where cars are going 50, but going slower on an upright commuter with such traffic is a bit less pleasant. It's no tree-lined neighborhood, that's for sure! But I have ridden the route before and it's not so bad, and very flat.
Most people, as they increase their commute distance, they start looking for ways to streamline their commute.

I.E. Your road bike. Or, perhaps hunting for a roadbike that you'd be more comfortable on.

70's, 80's, or 90's quality steel road bike? Aluminum road bike?

Keep your eyes peeled on Craigslist for that perfect N+1 Commuter.

You shouldn't need fenders for a summer commute.
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