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Old 10-11-08 | 06:29 AM
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Bikes: 2011 Cinelli Histogram, 2008 Redline 925, 1986 Haro Master (original owner, too!), GT (mtn/off-road. It's old. Don't know the model name)

Originally Posted by tFUnK
i think it depends on several factors. 1) are you going to keep the redline and use this for a second bike? 2) what is the primary use of this new bike?

i mention this because i was in a similar position; i have a bianchi san jose which i enjoy for its versatility (use it for commuting, some leisure rides, trips around town), but lately i've been wanting a faster, more aggressive bike. i ended up getting a kilo tt because of the steeper geometry and it will be primarily used as a 2nd bike for those faster group or solo training rides. i got something more specific because i knew i was going to keep two bikes around.
I live in downtown Boston. Any bike I have is used for getting around the city. My new build-up will be no different. That said, I also just like cruising around the city for fun, and also like longer rides out into the suburbs. I will prolly keep the Redline, so that might be a better choice for distance rides, as I know it has "relaxed" geometry, what ever the hell that means. Like I said, I don't know much about bike geometry. Thoughts? And Thanks very much for the input, BTW.
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