After doing 400-500km per month on my 12 year old trekking bike I've decided it's time to get a new set of wheels. I must've tried at least a dozen bikes in several different shops, watched hours of YouTube and read countless reddit threads and finally settled on this beast.
I've done some rainy rides on it already and I'm just amazed at how much faster and nimble I am. It's like I've unlocked a new level of biking.
by kj5
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