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Old 11-16-07 | 09:59 PM
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Bikes: Specialized Sirrus, Specialized Roubaix Elite

Originally Posted by xcontext
I am glad you asked. I have a similar problem. I have a 2005 Syrrus that I bought new and rode less then 5 miles total that I am trying to sell and have a hard time doing so. Meanwhile I commute on my Brompton, which is not so efficient because I am afraid to ride my road bike downtown L.A. streets full of potholes. I am thinking about turning the Syrrus into a cross/commuter bike by changing to drop bars, bar end shifters, larger tires, etc. but am afraid to make that step. I am very interested to see the answers you get.


Mine is an 06 with 23's on it. I am thinking about getting some 32's for the winter. I do not recommend the straight bar. I really would like to get a trekking bar for it. I believe the drops would be better than the straight bar. Personal opinion I guess though. I am 50 miles from breaking 2000 miles this year.
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