No doubt it'll take more time and savings to pay for the Gunnar, but that bike will likely be your last (road bike at least). My gut tells me that if you buy the Coda, you'll continue to pine for a light road bike. So, in the end, it might not save you anything.
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11-25-2010, 01:49 PM #1
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11-25-2010, 02:01 PM #2
What's over that hill?
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My gut is telling me the same thing, my interior bookkeeper has been squashed into submission
I am excited about the Gunnar, not about the Jamis. That says a lot right there - thanks everyone for responding to this, it is appreciated.
I remember now why/how I came to find TE, I was looking for advice on whether to purchase the Trek or a comfort bike this time last year - and encouragement that I wasn't crazy for wanting to learn to ride a bike at 50
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