Recently got into biking and looking for a good entry level gravel bike to take on longer trails. Trying to decide between two options in my area. Would one of these be the better pick??
Try your hand at cyclocross or venture off paved roads into uncharted territory with Specialized’s versatile Tricross. Its Specialized A1 Premium aluminum frame has a snappy feel you’ll love and its minimal weight makes climbing steep grades easier than ever. Adding to the fine frame, the svelte Carbon FACT fork has gobs of mud clearance and fender eyelets for year-round riding. Plus, the Tricross boasts reliable Axis wheels, a wide-range Shimano 27-speed drivetrain, sure-stopping cantilever brakes and a fine selection of Specialized’s aluminum components. What’s more, the frame and fork feature handy rack mounts so you can tackle commutes and weekend tours, too!
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Description for the Cannondale:
Frame: Aluminum
Tires: 700x40c
Drivetrain: Shimano Claris 2×8 speed
Size: 53cm (rider 5’7″-5’11”)
Price: $415 cash only
Description for the Specialized:
Try your hand at cyclocross or venture off paved roads into uncharted territory with Specialized’s versatile Tricross. Its Specialized A1 Premium aluminum frame has a snappy feel you’ll love and its minimal weight makes climbing steep grades easier than ever. Adding to the fine frame, the svelte Carbon FACT fork has gobs of mud clearance and fender eyelets for year-round riding. Plus, the Tricross boasts reliable Axis wheels, a wide-range Shimano 27-speed drivetrain, sure-stopping cantilever brakes and a fine selection of Specialized’s aluminum components. What’s more, the frame and fork feature handy rack mounts so you can tackle commutes and weekend tours, too!