Originally Posted by
napi
i have after 50 years of bicycling fought a bicycle for old f---. i recently purchase a khs tr101. this bike has a reynolds 520 steel frame, triple crank, 700x32 tires, and fenders. i have hung up my carbon fiber trek which was beating up my bod on our tucson roads for the much more forgiving ride of the khs. our cycling club rides 4 times a week 25 to 40 miles a trip. you might consider this bike for new or experienced cyclists out for a more enjoyable ride.
napi
Give up a bike just to get another one? How does that work? Isn’t the N+1 rule sacrosanct?
My back up bike can be converted to a touring bike with the addition of fenders and racks, not that I would need fenders much in Southern California. But without fenders and a rack it can still keep me in the hunt on a club ride.
Does your new bike have bar end shifters? Isn’t that a bit old school? Nothing wrong with it I was just wondering.
