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The E5 line of the Diverges is a great bike, especially with the tire clearance and all the rack mounts.
The Trek Checkpoint also comes in 3 (I believe) aluminum builds as well for a similar price point. Perhaps worth considering.
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The E5 line of the Diverges is a great bike, especially with the tire clearance and all the rack mounts.
The Trek Checkpoint also comes in 3 (I believe) aluminum builds as well for a similar price point. Perhaps worth considering.
Yes. Yes you should go for it.