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Paul Nevai
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I have several bikes but my 2 favorites are a Bridgestone RB1 and a
Cannondale T1000.
Both are 12+ years old, both have rear luggage racks and shopping baskets
attached to them, both are in essentially perfect condition, both have a
gazillion gizmos such as mirrors, lamps, bike-computers, etc.
The only essential difference is that the Cannondale has fenders and the
Bridgestone doesn't [so I can use the former in rain and winter].
I use both for the same general purpose: commuting, shopping, training, you
name it. Both are 100% fun.
I have not studied new bikes in the last 10+ years.
I realize that could keep my bikes and stay happy for the rest of my life.
However, I could be equally happy if I found bikes which are even better suit
my needs [commuting, shopping, training, etc.].
QUESTION. Are there any bikes you could recommend which would be better than
my current bikes?
I have only 2 condition: must be road bikes and must be able to accommodate
rear racks.
Money? Doesn't matter. Since I keep my bikes forever, money is not an issue.
Only quality, value, and fun-value matter.
Any suggestions?
Best Regards, Paul
Cannondale T1000.
Both are 12+ years old, both have rear luggage racks and shopping baskets
attached to them, both are in essentially perfect condition, both have a
gazillion gizmos such as mirrors, lamps, bike-computers, etc.
The only essential difference is that the Cannondale has fenders and the
Bridgestone doesn't [so I can use the former in rain and winter].
I use both for the same general purpose: commuting, shopping, training, you
name it. Both are 100% fun.
I have not studied new bikes in the last 10+ years.
I realize that could keep my bikes and stay happy for the rest of my life.
However, I could be equally happy if I found bikes which are even better suit
my needs [commuting, shopping, training, etc.].
QUESTION. Are there any bikes you could recommend which would be better than
my current bikes?
I have only 2 condition: must be road bikes and must be able to accommodate
rear racks.
Money? Doesn't matter. Since I keep my bikes forever, money is not an issue.
Only quality, value, and fun-value matter.
Any suggestions?
Best Regards, Paul