Trek District Carbon Or Pinarello Paris?
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Peter Salt
Bittersweet
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That is one weird selection 
To compare it to cars, it's a bit like asking if you should buy a minivan, hatchback or a saloon. These are very different things and whether they're the right choice will depend on what you want to use them for.
To compare it to cars, it's a bit like asking if you should buy a minivan, hatchback or a saloon. These are very different things and whether they're the right choice will depend on what you want to use them for.
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Dogtrousers
Kilometre nibbler
That is one weird selection
To compare it to cars, it's a bit like asking if you should buy a minivan, hatchback or a saloon. These are very different things and whether their the right choice will depend on what you want to use them for.
It is indeed a bit odd so I've just done a bit of googling.
Trek District Carbon "all-carbon, dedicated singlespeed belt-drive bike". That's a bit niche.
Pinarello Paris, a carbon road bike - I noticed that it takes up to 30mm tyres
Canyon Aeroad 100% aero race bike. I noticed that it is incredibly ugly.
From that rather odd selection of bikes, the nearest thing that's an all-rounder for fitness is the Pinarello. It seems odd to be describing a Pinarello like that. The Trek District Carbon is a weird thing. The Aeroad is an all out aero race bike. If given the choice of them - say I happened to have won a raffle prize - I'd go for the Pinarello. But that's just me.
Cycling tends not to build muscle. You need to go to the gym for that. Cycling is more about aerobic fitness.
vickster
Legendary Member
Gutted - I'm convinced that otherwise it would have been ideal for his needs!
Jameshow
Veteran
I'd go Paris as it's more versatile.
I do like the aeroad though!!!
Maybe for my 50th!
