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Originally Posted by jan nikolajsen
Yeah, I've probably tried a gravel bike or two in the past. They were nice and I liked them, but not snappy/fast enough to replace my Tarmac; and not versatile enough to replace my Cutthroat. I guess I could dig up an excuse to fit an expensive purpose built modern gravel bike in between the two (nothing wrong with more bikes!), but honestly not sure if I would get enough miles on it to justify.
I hear you. A gravel bike would split the difference between a Cutthroad and a Tarmack.. A Cutthroat with the right tires wll work pretty well as a gravel bike though and save the expense of another steed.
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