I am not a doctor so this is just advice from a guy who sympathizes with
you regarding back discomfort on a bike ride.
I am almost 66 and last year I quit riding and later sold my Specialized
Roubaix Pro with all the top of the line accessories.
Discovering my body was no longer happy crunched
After riding for years, I, just last summer bought a SOMA Fabrications
Extra Smoothie. I am 65 and don't race, but I had a super light
Specialized Roubaix Pro and it was just not comfortable. I also rode a
double suspension MTB, but I could not get into trail riding on a regular
basis, partl
n the roubaix??
>>
>> On 9/29/12, Capnjack wrote:
>> > I bought this frame and by the time I got a chance to ride it, I found
>> it
>> > was too large for me. I just wasn't thinking straight, I guess. I
>> called
>> > it a senior m
My Specialized Roubaix has been sold. This leaves only the Protovelo up
for sale. It is a 54cm bike designed by GP and originally sold locally in
Walnut Creek, CA.
I have purchased the frame and have built it up with Velo Orange and
Shimano and some other parts. The new owner can decide on whe
