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surly pacer, singular osprey, Hewitt all going on the list - along with Bob Jackson (sent you an email nerd).
Just need to think more about sizes and face the reality that i may be getting too old for classic geometry...
Surly Pacer again ... I built this up last weekend for the same purpose. It will be getting mudguards and maybe a rack. Haven't used it extensively yet but it is an unbelievably smooth ride for sure.
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Pacer certainly is a lovely looking bike - interested to know how any of you find the fit.
The pretty short head tube makes it look like it feels a little racy?
Well, compared to the toptube, the headtube is rather short. Or at least shorter than you expect it after you've read Surlys pacer-promo. That's probably why most of the pacers I've seen are equipped with an upwards facing stem and some spacers. But then it's more versatile. You can built it racey or make it a touring bike or whatever you like. Mine is certainly comfortable like that.
OCB aren't your 2 steel rides very similar?
The spa audax gets good write ups and I thought the singulars were being sold at a discount as they are no longer made. Maybe worth a call to Sam
I concur that you can't beat a nice BJ ๐
Linksey Sportive. I know it's not steel but I've seen a couple and they look perfect for what you describe. Disc version with shimano 685 if they do triple left shifter or Spyres and 105/touring gearing would be
If that's in budget, you owe it to yourself to look at a Tripster.
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I can do a great price on remaining Osprey stock!
In which case i'll drop you an email Sam!
