Old 02-17-19, 05:41 PM
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Originally Posted by CodyDog
Thanks for your comments. My experience is with A Specialized Stump-Jumper and Fat tire bike, both alloy frames. Gravel bikes with drop bars area a new path for me. My desire for wider tire potential is based on future trail riding, a little hairier than your average gravel. My preference for carbon is its ability to absorb shock vibration. As far as geometry, deciding on which way to go for comfort on longer rides and more stability, seems like most gravel geometries offer this. Wanting a dual chain ring for a wider range of ratios (road riding).


You're right about more choices and things to consider shouldn't make the decision harder. I guess I'm just over thinking choices. Going to make a decision in the next day or so.
I swap between two wheel/tire sets on my AL gravel bike. I have a road-gravel and a gravel-road setup. I've used them opposite to though. Coming from a fat bike you may have different idea of comfort

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