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Of course but I’m also not going to go by 5 different bikes and try each discipline equally. I’m not expecting to win anything but I also don’t want to come last every time
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You don't buy a bike until you've found an event you like enough to warrant it.
Tracks have hire bikes, MTB parks have hire bikes, you can do TTs on basically any bike, road racing you can use any road bike and you already have one so that's sorted. You only need to worry about specific bikes it it's a limiter and most times they're not.
hippy
I'd be thinking about what you like doing, not trying to pick an event based on some current tested values. ie. I might have a 2000W peak but I have no interest in spending most of my time in the gym and wondering when the next match sprint might actually happen.