• Not at all. I view that as more of a runaround and there's no way I'd want to get rowdy on a 30+ year old bike even if it is totally safe to do so. Just don't trust it in the same way that I'd trust a new bike.

    I also wanted a bike with drops. I don't really get on with flat bars for very long. I also want to make my Stumpjumper more sit up and beg than it is currently.

  • there's no way I'd want to get rowdy on a 30+ year old bike

    Why the hell not bruv

  • 30 year old piddly little width rims? Na, I'm good thanks. It's also just simply not better for the type of riding I want to do.... It's my town/trailer towing bike.

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