Been monitoring the newsgroup for some time and trying to convert my old jogger body to a riding body! Enjoy some of the post but for now a lot of them are Greek to me.
I'm 6'5", weigh 190, and ride a 23" Giant Sedona LX. After a lot of adjusting and getting my butt used to the seat, I find the bike very comfortable for me. However, when I bought the bike I told the LBS owner that I would be riding road and trail and that's why he suggested the Sedona. I've decided that my riding will be pretty much on the street for rides of 10-15 miles three times a week and then a longer ride on the weekends. My question for the group is this. What do I need to change, other than the tires, to make the bike a better road bike, if any????
In article <[email hidden]>, Swain \" Tallsilver\" Piver
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Been monitoring the newsgroup for some time and trying to convert my old jogger body to a riding body! Enjoy some of the post but for now a lot of them are Greek to me.
I'm 6'5", weigh 190, and ride a 23" Giant Sedona LX. After a lot of adjusting and getting my butt used to the seat, I find the bike very comfortable for me. However, when I bought the bike I told the LBS owner that I would be riding road and trail and that's why he suggested the Sedona. I've decided that my riding will be pretty much on the street for rides of 10-15 miles three times a week and then a longer ride on the weekends. My question for the group is this. What do I need to change, other than the tires, to make the bike a better road bike, if any????
Road tires and clipless pedals would be at the top of my list.
Try a set of Kenda's kwesp I think that's the name there 1.5 tire's and can be inflated to 110psi .I have a set for bad weather days and spring and fall in Indiana .Don't like taking my good road bike out on bad day/foul weather . They should work nice