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I will post photos soon but; mudguards, non knobbly tyres, dynamo and racks are the main ones.
Obviously the Geo is different too, I would still like some bouncy forks for the High lat, and 120mm will mean I can probably get away with no spacers.
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Yeah I think something like that it would work well for. I'm trying to push mine in to being a rigid MTB and it's not for the geo for it, too upright when things go up, too twitchy when things get technical. Might accept it's going to become another dad wagon and just get a proper MTB when I can afford it/ have time to ride one.
Polygon
Your High Latitude looks great. I'm gonna have to set up an eBay search for one of these I think. What's the difference in use between this and your Vagabond? I'm finding the reach a little short with a flat bar, but converting it back to drops seems to involve at least £500 or some compromise in braking performance so something like that HL seems like a good direction to take it. Ironically swapping out the frame is probably cheaper than changing components by quite a bit.