Good evening....
Firstly: I'm a MTBer. However: Of late I've found myself spending nearly all of my cycling time on the road insunny Devon.
With that in mind, I feel I'm missing a trick. I'm going like stink to achieve average speeds of 15mph and despite a long burning urge to achieve a century, I've topped out at 71 miles.
Because of this I'm looking at the possibility of buying a road bike, my MTB mates will call me all sorts of rude names for evening thinking about crossing over to the dark side, but I feel this is the way things are going, and I may be willing to make the change.
I have a wife and two young children [Ages 4 and 2], so I'll always hang on to my Cannondale MTB, for when I go out pedaling with them. But for miles and performance on days out alone, I'm looking at RB's.
Firstly: I'm a MTBer. However: Of late I've found myself spending nearly all of my cycling time on the road in
With that in mind, I feel I'm missing a trick. I'm going like stink to achieve average speeds of 15mph and despite a long burning urge to achieve a century, I've topped out at 71 miles.
Because of this I'm looking at the possibility of buying a road bike, my MTB mates will call me all sorts of rude names for evening thinking about crossing over to the dark side, but I feel this is the way things are going, and I may be willing to make the change.
I have a wife and two young children [Ages 4 and 2], so I'll always hang on to my Cannondale MTB, for when I go out pedaling with them. But for miles and performance on days out alone, I'm looking at RB's.
From a fellow MTB'er
Only the former counts..........
