Tasks in hand, and order:
1 Get fit
2 Do some skills training
3 Then decide whether you need a new bike
Maybe he doesnt want to, maybe some people just get enjoyment out of riding without having to think ‘optimise’ ‘visualise and attack’ ‘position and centre’ every time they turn the bars? Plenty of bike companies make stuff that suits different attitudes to riding, its very clear Mr Porter did NOT consider that when he was designing the geometron to be as fast as it could. The fact it can and people like Chainline have made it work is great, but even their comments suggest it suits a certain style of rider, even if they are not always at full attack.