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  1. #28
    Join Date
    May 2011
    Location
    NW Ohio...for now
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    I have a hybrid that does not fit me very well. It seemed OK for a few miles, but would have neck pain for hours and days after just a short ride. It has big tires which makes it difficult to go very far. I am old and just wanted to have a bike that I could enjoy and go places. My Synapse was $1200, it is considered and entry level road bike. It has skinny tires and is very light. I can fly like the wind and longer distances with very little effort. I struggle to do more than 25 miles and cruise at average of 14mph, so ya gotta know I'm not a racer. But the bike is such that it enables me to do what I want to do without completely incapacitating me for days. I have a 30 gears which makes it much easier to negotiate any hills that I may run into. Not sure what you mean by upper level riding, but I seriously doubt that i fall into that category. I happen to be 56 years old and hope to be able to enjoy this bike for years to come. I take good care of it and am definitely getting my money's worth so far. I, like youi just want the spirit of riding and exercise...one day at a time.
    Last edited by KatzPajamas; 08-20-2011 at 11:13 AM.
    Don't cross the river if you can swim the tide...

    2011-Cannondale Synapse Alloy5 WSD with 105 and BB30!

 

 

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