First road bike

[Dirk]

either way make sure you keep the receipt just in case you sell it later on in life so you can prove its yours to sell

And also register them on Bike Register. The ownership can then be transferred when you sell on.
https://www.bikeregister.com/?gclid=CJahzPOk4NUCFQsTGwodg8MILQ

 

[mattp]

Sorry, I haven't replied in a few days, work has been kicking my butt lately :-(

So I was recommended this bike today as I do a little riding along a towpath when I go out with my daughter. I'm not sure if a gravel bike is my best option for when I take her out as I'll still have my Trek 6500 which I can use then....? https://www.orrobikes.com/bikes/road/terra-gravel-road-se

I've also been told to go for Hydraulic disc's to save the cost of a new wheelset when they wear down through caliper brake usage? I do tend to go out in wet weather too which I've also been told is a factor in comparing hydraulic vs caliper?

 

[vickster]

Disc brakes a good idea. Mechanical or hydraulic depending or budget