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  1. If you don’t need a rear rack for touring, then I’d say go for the Basso. I love Cinelli! They make some pretty sexy gravel/adventure bikes, but with the MicroShift components and the QR axles, the Hobootleg Easy Travel is not where it’s at. If you need a rear rack, or if you prefer steel over aluminium (I know I certainly do) the Marin is also a great choice, but after driving 1x for the last two years, I really don’t want to go back to 2x, and the old Apex 1×11 is actually a really good group!

  2. I would go with the Hobootleg Microshift( bar end shifters) but I am old school, and I have a similar bike that is perfect for adv/touring and gravel riding, you get Tubus racks with that price too, so you may not like front racks but if you are ever going to do a very long tour, you will be happy to have them.

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