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14-01.-2008, 02:35 PM
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Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: Bathurst NSW Australia
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Normal road bike vs flat bar road bike
I've got a flat bar road bike Giant CRX3 and am considering going to a race bike, either a Giant OCR2w or maybe a OCR Alliance Sport W.
I'm not racing, just recreational. Is it worth making the change? More comfortable? Faster? Gear change easier? Thanks for your input. Sam |
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14-01.-2008, 10:12 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Melbourne
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Re: Normal road bike vs flat bar road bike
I bought a TCR Comp 0 last year. Great bike for long rides on the weekend. I have just purchased a CRX 1 for my daily commute. I do about 55Km's a day. So far, the CRX has done the trick.
The CRX is a good alternative to those that don't feel quite comfortable on the drop bars. I hope this helps  |
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