Pretty much set on buying a Seigla but going back and forth between the Core Wireless & Weekend Warrior. As well as rigid vs suspension. I will be coming from a 2019 Fuji Jari 2.3. So a pretty decent upgrade. I’m still fairly new to cycling (got Fuji from a friend in November) but have been putting in 100+ mile weeks consistently here in Colorado and absolutely loving it but want a better bike to get out for longer rides more comfortably. My main ride style is probably around 50/50 gravel vs road over long distances. I don’t care much about racing, I’m more in it for the adventure and seeing cool places, but I do like to push the pace from time to time.

My main questions would be:
1: how much of a difference do the drivetrains between the two models make? (I’m still a newb so trying to figure it out myself has been a lot 🥺)
2: Anyone have experience with the suspension fork? Do you feel like you can still push hills without it sapping power from the suspension? No bobbing, etc? I’ve thought about just going with suspension and if I really dislike it for some reason, buying a separate rigid fork later on. 🤷‍♂️

Thanks so much!

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  1. woodiegutheryghost on

    Are you me?

    I went from a Fuji Jari to a Lauf Seigla.

    I have the Weekend Warrior and love it. You can feel the fork flex if you lean forward and start hammering but it doesn’t affect you. What the fork did change was how much faster and more confident I am in descents.

    I like the power meter of the Rival AXS. Plenty of people say they run a 50T rear cassette without a problem, also. I run the WolfTooth 9-45T.

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