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Old 06-09-11, 02:09 PM
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Vicious49
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Originally Posted by Schwerelos
The 7.5 should be lighter and shift better. So a lighter, better shifting bike with a smoother ride (only over actual rough road mind you). That would be what you'd be paying for with the $400. Whether it's worth it depends on how much riding you plan to do, over what terrain, and how fast you expect to go.

Perfect. That's something I can understand. Thanks for the simple explanation.

The road I'm riding over is pretty smooth for the most part. But with the 7.2, when I went over wooden bridges, I could feel it. Same when I would cross a street for the 1 mile I have to ride to get to the bike trail. I'm hoping all that should be much smoother with the 7.5.

I know how I am. I'd rather spend the $400 now than have it in the back of my mind and a few months down the road keep thinking 'I should have bought the 7.5'.
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