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Bikes in sig. The Coda's a flat bar, the Forge has drop bars. I use a backpack on both. I'm only a couple of miles from campus, but making the trip multiple times a day plus using the bikes for errands (mail) and groceries and such is lots of fun.
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Nothing like a zombie-thread rising from the dead right around Halloween!
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Originally Posted by Caleab
(Post 7781181)
WOW!
If you had only waited 10 more days this thread would have been 1 year old...... Geez... now it's birthday will be anti-climatic. |
I ride a road bike as well. It's a 1982 Raleigh Marathon in its original state. No pictures of it whatsoever.
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whats a good tire size for rainy weather? no mud or rail road tracks(not on my commute). and what kind of tread pattern is good? i was thinking 28 or 32c semi slicks and trying to keep it under 300grams. i know frame/brake calipers determines how big i can go. but should i look for a slick center part and a gripy or a knooby outter tread for cornering?
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Originally Posted by LittleBigMan
(Post 5543790)
I posted this in the Road Cycling forum, and it sunk like a rock. I guess nobody had a clue. :p
Do you use a road bike for commuting? What bike is it? What do you carry, and how do you carry it? How far is your commute? most of the time i commute in my motobecane messenger messenger bag to carry office clothing |
Originally Posted by LittleBigMan
(Post 5543903)
Wow, now I'm getting some answers. ;)
...what about "flat bar road bikes" or "performance hybrids?" I'm looking for a new bike... |
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