Hybrid or relaxed road bike with triple and low gearing
majster
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Hello there
I’m looking at replacing my trusty Marin larkspur which is nearly 15 years old. Looking for general weekend rides, work commuting 10-17 miles each way depending on location and also a cycling holiday next year and maybe some sportive/audaxes in the future. Not looking for something with very skinny tyres ideally 28 min and preferably 32
Needs rack for panniers and mudguards
I’m looking for something with a relaxed geometry to avoid back trouble but don’t mind flat bars as long relaxed
Touring bikes seem good but very heavy ideally want something around 10-11kg mark
I find the compact crank too hard and need granny gears
So triple at front with 26 ideally at the front and 34-36 at the back so I can get up a wall if need to
I’m struggling to find something with this brief
Could you please recommend something and if nothing like this available off the shelf then a model that can be modified in relation to gearing the most easily
Many thanks
I’m looking at replacing my trusty Marin larkspur which is nearly 15 years old. Looking for general weekend rides, work commuting 10-17 miles each way depending on location and also a cycling holiday next year and maybe some sportive/audaxes in the future. Not looking for something with very skinny tyres ideally 28 min and preferably 32
Needs rack for panniers and mudguards
I’m looking for something with a relaxed geometry to avoid back trouble but don’t mind flat bars as long relaxed
Touring bikes seem good but very heavy ideally want something around 10-11kg mark
I find the compact crank too hard and need granny gears
So triple at front with 26 ideally at the front and 34-36 at the back so I can get up a wall if need to
I’m struggling to find something with this brief
Could you please recommend something and if nothing like this available off the shelf then a model that can be modified in relation to gearing the most easily
Many thanks
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I'm sure my first bike, a specialized sirrus hybrid more or less fits the bill. I had it 5 years ago though, not sure if it's radically changed or not?0
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Pinnacle Lithium.
I don't think you need triple crank. So for that, Pinnacle Neon. If you still want the triple, its the Lithium.
Both bikes from Evans.0