I am only just starting out in the road cycling world, and am contemplating the purchasing of a Trek 1400 2006 model. I was wonerdering if anyone had any recommendations or could tell me whether or not this model is suitable for road cycling and commuting to school on a daily basis. As I am a newbie, is it possible to ride properly with a backpack on? I am welcome to all helpful info regarding cycling whatsoever.... Thanks 🙂
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Beginning road cycling, and a tad lost...
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davie_gillie said:
I am only just starting out in the road cycling world, and am contemplating the purchasing of a Trek 1400 2006 model. I was wonerdering if anyone had any recommendations or could tell me whether or not this model is suitable for road cycling and commuting to school on a daily basis. As I am a newbie, is it possible to ride properly with a backpack on? I am welcome to all helpful info regarding cycling whatsoever.... Thanks 🙂
It'll be fine for road biking. I wouldn't risk taking it to school though, you might as well hang a big sign on it saying "STEAL ME!" -
davie_gillie said:
I am only just starting out in the road cycling world, and am contemplating the purchasing of a Trek 1400 2006 model. I was wonerdering if anyone had any recommendations or could tell me whether or not this model is suitable for road cycling and commuting to school on a daily basis. As I am a newbie, is it possible to ride properly with a backpack on? I am welcome to all helpful info regarding cycling whatsoever.... Thanks 🙂
I don't know of too many people who do training rides with backpacks on, but that doesn't mean it can't be done (unless you mean camelbak, in which case I use one for longer rides).Yeah, the 1400 will be just fine for cycling - but I would second shannon's dad about using it for commuting.
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