I am after a bike that probably is not in existence. Cyclocross frame ; minus the drop bars ; instead , with flat bars . I find flat bar more comfy and do not wish to pay for the roadie shifters. But I want room for 32mm tyres and carbon forks as a minimum. I want the gearing of the road bike and at least 105 equipment. Where is this bike available.
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Flat bar V Cyclocross
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Usernoname
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Re: Flat bar V Cyclocross
Something like the splesh sirrus - https://www.specialized.com/au/en-au/bi ... bon/106253
carbon 105, comes with 30mm tires might be able to go bigger.
carbon 105, comes with 30mm tires might be able to go bigger.
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Bentnose
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Re: Flat bar V Cyclocross
Depends how much you have to spend, maybe build up a 29er and buy some rigid carbon forks?
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Re: Flat bar V Cyclocross
That's not hard...Merida Speeder in either 500 (alloy Ultegra) or 3000 (carbon Tiagra) spec
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