vickster
Legendary Member
If that's yours, it has flat bars? OP looks to favour drops
Which touring bike? - Trek 920 vs Kona Sutra vs Ridgeback Panorama vs Jamis Aurora
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Ah ok. Didnt read properly. Would make a good tourer though I have heard.
vickster
Legendary Member
All of the bikes in the first post have drop bars, that's the only reason I'm assuming thus
The first two remind of my recently departed Dawes Sardar, I spent 5 years looking for a large one to only find that it was overkill, slow and boring for general use.
I'd definitely go for something like the Panorama, that looks good value & as others have said, the Spa site offers multiple possibilities.
I'd definitely go for something like the Panorama, that looks good value & as others have said, the Spa site offers multiple possibilities.
Ok. Well maybe OP hasn't considered a hybrid tourer.
vickster
Legendary Member
Post #11 he's not sure a full on tourer is what he needs
Post your review of your bike to help?
Ah yes interesting as I have been looking at those
All of the bikes in the first post have drop bars, that's the only reason I'm assuming thus
Yes indeed much prefer drops.
Last night I was looking at the Jamis Renegade Expat looks interesting although I know nothing about Jamis.
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oldfatfool
Guru
I have a panorama, fantastic bike apart from the canti's, see they have gone disc from your photo, and a price drop. It is possibly an aggresive riding position for touring.
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vickster
Legendary Member
indeed not, it was an observation and he has confirmed he much prefers drops
biggs682
Touch it up and ride it
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Genesis cdf would get my vote
Have you looked at some of the latest offerings from Marin ??
