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  • High spec commuter bike
  • molgrips
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    Noticed one of these next to my bike in the shed today.

    Just a simple every day commuter/shop bike but I looked again and saw it had XT, Hayes Strokers and a reasonably looking fully damped fork. And a basket and dynamo lights. Nice to see someone taking everyday transport bikes seriously!

    steve_b77
    Free Member

    Mines of a similar spec, 105 compact transmission, M575 hydraulics, carbon fork, decent wheels with Conti ultra dura-skins, rack & SKS full guards.

    Cheaper too 😉

    wwaswas
    Full Member

    My ‘town bike’ is;

    Inbred frame
    White bros carbon fork
    XTR mech, shifters and cransket
    Magura Marta brakes
    Hope XC hubs and Mavic 717 rims
    Thomson Stem and seatpost, Ritchey bar

    mainly ‘cos I already had them ‘in stock’ and it seemed a shame not to use them.

    molgrips
    Free Member

    This is off the peg tho. Is there a higher spec ‘tootler’ on the market?

    Shibboleth
    Free Member

    My RoadRat has Dura-Ace mechs, FSA carbon cranks, carbon bars, stem and post, Hope Mini Monos…

    I figure that if you’re going to use it as an everyday workhorse, it makes sense to use good stuff…

    J0N
    Free Member

    Trek District Carbon?

    molgrips
    Free Member

    Not a tootler tho. Has to be sit-uppy and have stuiff like a basket or dynamo lights.

    ourmaninthenorth
    Full Member

    That Trek district is let down massively by that gopping aero seatpost/steatclamp. And the weird angle on the bars/levers.

    Oh, and the fact it’s all black – naff as on a road bike.

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