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I am rather new to cycling, and have an older Univega Alpina Country that I won in a contest about
12 years ago. I think that particular model was at the time considered a hybrid bike with the
crowbar handlebars and the knobby tires. I am wondering if I could reasonably turn this into a road
bike by replacing the knobby tires with road tires and replacing the handlebars with the curved road
bars, brake/shifter combination, etc. Would it be cost-effective to do so? I just recently bought a
Trek 4500 to accomodate the all-around riding that I am presently doing, but want something
specifically for road use and faster speeds than the Trek I have. Thanks in advance for any advice!
12 years ago. I think that particular model was at the time considered a hybrid bike with the
crowbar handlebars and the knobby tires. I am wondering if I could reasonably turn this into a road
bike by replacing the knobby tires with road tires and replacing the handlebars with the curved road
bars, brake/shifter combination, etc. Would it be cost-effective to do so? I just recently bought a
Trek 4500 to accomodate the all-around riding that I am presently doing, but want something
specifically for road use and faster speeds than the Trek I have. Thanks in advance for any advice!