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After years of commuting with a trekking bike, it’s absolutely amazing how different and more dynamic it feels to ride this.
Was a bit skeptical of the 45mm tires (G one bite) because I have 40mm on my trekking bike and initially did not want anything bigger, but the traction and speed (especially on gravel obviously) are amazing and loads of fun.
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After years of commuting with a trekking bike, it’s absolutely amazing how different and more dynamic it feels to ride this.
Was a bit skeptical of the 45mm tires (G one bite) because I have 40mm on my trekking bike and initially did not want anything bigger, but the traction and speed (especially on gravel obviously) are amazing and loads of fun.