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  1. #1
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    Aug 2011
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    Ann Arbor, MI
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    Quote Originally Posted by Roadtrip View Post
    By cross or CX, I ment Cyclocross, not a hybrid like your Quick.

    http://www.cannondale.com/bikes/road...ss/2011-superx
    http://www.cannondale.com/bikes/road...clocross-caadx

    It's got drop bars like a road bike, but a more aggressive (wider/knobby) tire, so able to go a little off road... Tho not single track like a true mountain bike.
    Actually, I took my cyclocross onto the single track last weekend. It's quite common at my park, apparently. There were bits and stretches that I could not pass, such as a very steep uphill with roots, but I believe most of the mountain bikers were also walking it. Course, I was going much slower than they were

    And from what I understand, if you have small hands, SRAM is better with less hood and you won't accidentally brake when you try to shift. Unfortunately, I let the local bike shop person talk me into 105s instead, grr!
    2011 Specialized Crux, aka (Toxic Honey)
    I'm faster in kilometers!

  2. #2
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    Aug 2011
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    Shirley, MA
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    Quote Originally Posted by Caddy View Post
    And from what I understand, if you have small hands, SRAM is better with less hood and you won't accidentally brake when you try to shift. Unfortunately, I let the local bike shop person talk me into 105s instead, grr!
    The fact that the hoods were smaller was another feature that made me prefer the SRAM over Shimano. The Shimano hoods were uncomfortable large for my petite little mouse paws.

 

 

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