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Old 01-19-08 | 01:54 AM
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Negative Force
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Originally Posted by wroomwroomoops
2 questions to both ralphm2k and Negative Force:

1st: would you agree that a comfort bike is one where the position is more upright?

2nd question: would you agree that a comfort bike is one that offers a less-harsh ride, perhaps by using fatter tires, sacrificing some performance?

I assume you mean "more" and "less" as opposed to a conventional road bike geometry.


1st: Yes

2nd: Yes


But that's an entirely non-qualifying answer, considering that you would also answer "yes" when describing a touring bike, a cyclo-cross bike, a flat-bar road bike (such as the Trek Soho), a conventional hybrid (such as the Trek 7000 series), a mountain bike, an urban hardtail or a long-distance oriented road bike (such as the Trek Pilot series).

This is a prime example of the differences between correlation and causation, and your questions don't lead anywhere useful.
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