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Old 01-14-19, 01:07 PM
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OrenNoah
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Bikes: 2019 Trek Madone SLR6; 2014 Specialized Langster

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A contrary view:

If you love your current bike and it serves you well, don’t worry too much about what you may be missing. Instead ride it hard until it dies.

I rode my Trek 5500 for more than 20 years. It finally gave up the ghost (bottom bracket shell separated from the bottom bracket housing) and I reluctantly replaced it with a new Madone SLR. (Thanks Trek lifetime frame warranty!)

Sure the Madone is a much better bike, but it’s taking some time for it to earn its place in my heart.
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