Old mountainer moving to the road
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Old mountainer moving to the road
Hi Folks,
After 20 years of doing moderate mountain bike riding, I'm switching it up to light mountain trails/road mix. I'm really enjoying the transition, and look forward to some spirited conversation as I move to a new bike.
Regards,
Paul
After 20 years of doing moderate mountain bike riding, I'm switching it up to light mountain trails/road mix. I'm really enjoying the transition, and look forward to some spirited conversation as I move to a new bike.
Regards,
Paul
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Welcome to Bike Forums, Xyrium! Sounds like a new gravel bike is in the works!
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Welcome, no matter the circumstances, a new bike is always reason for excitement. I wish you the best in your transition. A great knowledge base, and willing to help members, here in BF.
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Thanks folks! Gravel might be part of the move, definitely looking at the GIant Roam 1 and the Canyon Pathlite 6 at the moment though. For some reason, I can't seem to let go of the front suspension. LOL.