This seems like a no brainer in my opinion. Roadeo frame. Use high quality
build from your other bike. Not all can afford 2 Rivs but if so the Hunq/Road
combo covers the full range with no overlap. If I end up with only 2 Rivs it
would be my 64cm Bombadil and my 68cm 2001 Custom. Even my At
Don't get me wrong, the Pacer is a great bike. Just like the Long Haul
Trucker is a great bike. A lot of people used to say that if you can't
afford an Atlantis, then get a Trucker. Sure, they can do similar things,
but the LHT is not an Atlantis and it is not a Riv.
I am lucky enough to have m
Interesting evaluation of the ride. Didn't Grant advise on the San Marcos?
That would explain the affinity between the SM and the Roadeo. I have to
agree that all the Rivs I ridden have something special about the ride,
even if I didn't like everything about the ride. The Sam Hill, on fast,
downhil
The Pacer is a nice bike and that is what I rode before my Rivendells.
However, it doesn't ride like a Riv and I got rid of it. I would go with a
San Marcos way before going with a Pacer. However, the Roadeo is much
nicer than both :).
Toshi
On Tue, Nov 8, 2016 at 7:53 AM, Patrick Moore wrote
I've not ever ridden one of these, but the recent reviews caught my eye. If
I were in the market for another road bike, I'd at least consider it.
http://www.bikeradar.com/us/gear/category/bikes/road/product/review-surly-pacer-11-44258/
http://www.roadbikereview.com/cat/frames-and-forks/frames/sur
+1 -- good selection of choices. My own first choice would be the Roadeo.
On Mon, Nov 7, 2016 at 9:49 AM, Sky Coulter wrote:
> I'd think Roadeo, Legolas, or less expensively, a used Rambouillet,
> Romulus or Soma San Marcos.
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> Sky in new west
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> On Monday, November 7, 2016 at 7:54:02 AM UTC
