Vacation shows the NEED for a bike

[indysteel]

Yippie, Pax! I hope you and your new bike have loads o' fun together.

[Blueberry]

Yay Pax!! I'm so happy for you

[Pax]

I test rode it quite a bit and then took a Trek 7300 out for a spin at the suggestion of the LBS guy (for a comparison). I took the Wingra back out for another spin and was sold!

The best part... even after all that riding on unfamiliar bikes, my knee doesn't hurt!!

[OakLeaf]

That's terrific! Enjoy (and post pictures!!!)

[Berrybiker]

They always say that medicine is not an exact science--but I have learned that is the greatest understatement ever.

It must be a great feeling to know that you can get out there and ride again--and on a new bike! Enjoy!!!

[Fredwina]

Normally, I would take great umbrage at you pick the Wingra over the 7300 (Love mine), But I'll make an exception.
From looking at the specs, They Both have the same drive train, with the 7300 being more of an all rounder and the Wingra being more road ony
http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes...archive/wingra
and
http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes...archive/wingra

[Pax]

Normally, I would take great umbrage at you pick the Wingra over the 7300 (Love mine), But I'll make an exception.
From looking at the specs, They Both have the same drive train, with the 7300 being more of an all rounder and the Wingra being more road ony
http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes...archive/wingra
and
http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes...archive/wingra

I liked the feel of the 7300 quite a bit, so it was a conundrum. But I like how light the Wingra is without the suspension parts. Wheeeeee!