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Jack Murphy
Guest
Lots of folks around here are riding the sand/gravel roads on cyclocross
bikes in the winter, its a nice way to get out of town on a chilly day and
get a good workout.
I've ridden my Gunnar Sport with 28c road tires with them, and while
possible its not the best setup. So I end up riding a mtn bike with 2"
knobbies, way overkill for the surface.
My plan is to get a new touring bike in the next year, and am looking at the
Surly LHT. I wonder about the suitability of putting cross tires on it
during winter for commuting and gravel road riding. How would this compare
to a standard cross bike? Is there room for cross knobbies along with
fenders? This of course wouldn't be for racing, but you know once I get
going with the group I'm gonna ride hard and want to go as fast as the next
guy.
Any experience with this type of riding on a LHT?
J Murphy
bikes in the winter, its a nice way to get out of town on a chilly day and
get a good workout.
I've ridden my Gunnar Sport with 28c road tires with them, and while
possible its not the best setup. So I end up riding a mtn bike with 2"
knobbies, way overkill for the surface.
My plan is to get a new touring bike in the next year, and am looking at the
Surly LHT. I wonder about the suitability of putting cross tires on it
during winter for commuting and gravel road riding. How would this compare
to a standard cross bike? Is there room for cross knobbies along with
fenders? This of course wouldn't be for racing, but you know once I get
going with the group I'm gonna ride hard and want to go as fast as the next
guy.
Any experience with this type of riding on a LHT?
J Murphy