Old 08-24-21, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Pulse_

My road bikes are endurance oriented (Trek Domane AL2 and Triban RC520 Disc) so they should do the trick. Both are new, I'm coming from mountain biking and planned to use the Trek for nice roads and sunny days (25mm tires, 2x8 Claris groupset, brake pads) and the Triban (28mm tires, 2x11 105 groupset, disc brakes) for gnarlier roads and/or bad weather. Converting it for gravel later is also an option. For now I've no idea which one to choose, what do you think?
I would be tempted to fit 28 mm tyres to your Domane. As you say it's a new bike I'm surprised it didn't come with Bontrager 28 mm tyres to start with (as that's what the Trek website says they come with). You won't lose any speed and it will be more comfortable (lower pressure), which can make a huge difference on a long endurance event.
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