My bikes are not for hilly or flat rides, but for off-road and on-road rides. The on-road bikes are then split into commuter (triple) and training/fitness (compact). My compact has a pretty good range (50-34 in front and a 12-25 in back), adequate for the hills around here. I could have gone with a 12-27 in back, but I guess I wanted the "challenge" of the 25.Originally Posted by Batbike
by looking at my peers in my area I am noticing the "2 bike trend", especially among those who ride LOTS and do all the hilly extreme rides (long mountain rides) ... makes me wonder what others are doing/riding/gearing ... etc.
so, is this a "local trend" or a more national/international trend ... maybe not a trend at all, but sure would like to hear from other riders!
So, no, none of my peers have two roadbikes for hilly or flat rides. Multiple bikes are more for different uses.
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04-15-2007, 09:19 AM #6
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