anyone use 2 brand new bikes

guess this idea is mad i bought a cannondale supersix full bike and was going to take parts off it and build it up to my spec but when i got it i liked it the way it was, i like the bike so much that i im even thinking of getting another one before they are sold out, to use 1 for going to work to replace my trek 1.5 and one for best, the price is 1100 for the full bike or a supersix hi mod frame to build up for 1500
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Surely the whole point of a "best" bike is that it's different from your day to day ride anyway, otherwise just have one bike and maintain it well?
In the mean time, if you like the cannondale bikes try a caad8 for commuting, it takes guards ok
2. If 50 is a great fit, why on earth would you consider a different size?
3. If you could stop being silly, that would be great.
Traditionally if you have one bike - ride it all through winter and summer. Save up for new bike.
New bike is now your best bike and the first is now your winter bike.
If you've got the cash now and don't want an upgrade yet - buy a cheaper winter bike - like that blue one from Ribble. Fit it with lights. Get wider tyres and guards on it and it will be comfier for you and you won't be that upset if you slide down the road on it on black ice.
Can I also suggest we hold an award in BB?
Hope that helps.
Further 7 day ban for being facitious
There, fixed it for you. 8)
cannondale caad8 tiagra 2012
I nOminate anything written my manc33..
For example, my humble Trek 1.1 takes on a Jeckyll and Hyde role, with light wheels, no guards and a close range cassette for racing, and then the sturdy wheels, ordinary cassette the rest of the time, with full guards bolted on at the end of the season.
So I could fully imagine having two of those frames permanently set up ready to go.
However:
Most race rocket frames don't have great clearance for proper mudguards, and why wouldn't you specialize the bikes properly, rather than potentially have two jack of all trades bikes. I would not go out any buy another entry level Trek (or any other!) frame to add to my stable- it wouldn't add anything.
Why not have one winter cyclocross/ endurance/ bruiser of a frame for training and winter, and a featherlight road racer for summer?
I feel I've wasted too much time typing now anyway... :roll:
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