Is the Surly LHT up to a himalayan trip
02-15-17, 12:21 PM
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The LHT should be fine! Heinz Stucke started with a 3-speed and used different bikes for years, ending his "journey" with a Brompton.
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02-15-17, 03:50 PM
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No it is probably people who search via the googles or other search engines and old threads pop up and it isn't ranked by date as it is when you are a member and log in from the site. I frequently will search something and find old threads from here.
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What bicycle you would for use such a trip is still relevant and interesting. Personally I'ld look at the stuff people do the Great Divide on. I'ld certainly do some warm up trips on some similar terrain.
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