Old 04-15-19, 08:14 AM
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My mountain bike sucks for gravel. Fat tires roll slow.
My race bike doesn't do loose surfaces. Skinny tires ride, harsh & sink in.

If you can fit at least 32-35mm tires wide on your road bike & don't actually ride gravel, then a dedicated bike is redundant. Conversly, if you do ride logging/forest roads & can't fit the tires, then the new (to you) bike might be a smart investment.

It depends on where you ride too. Some roads are better than others.
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