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Re: Is this considered an off-road bike

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    landotter
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    Bob Newman said:

    I know it's very basic but is a Trek Navigator considered an off-road bike?

    Thanks... Bob

    It'll do smoothish dirt trails just fine, regardless of what you want
    to call it. What sort of terrain do you want to attempt on one?

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  2. Bob Newman
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    Niether. I'm looking to trade it for a lighter hybrid for around the city.
    I wanted to describe it as an off-road bike but I didn't want to mislead
    anyone.

    Bob

    "landotter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Bob Newman said:

    I know it's very basic but is a Trek Navigator considered an off-road
    bike?

    Thanks... Bob

    It'll do smoothish dirt trails just fine, regardless of what you want
    to call it. What sort of terrain do you want to attempt on one?

    Report
  3. landotter
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    Bob Newman said:

    Niether. I'm looking to trade it for a lighter hybrid for around the city.
    I wanted to describe it as an off-road bike but I didn't want to mislead
    anyone.

    Bob

    "landotter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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    Quoted message said:
    Bob Newman said:

    I know it's very basic but is a Trek Navigator considered an off-road
    bike?

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Thanks... Bob

    Quoted message said:

    It'll do smoothish dirt trails just fine, regardless of what you want
    to call it. What sort of terrain do you want to attempt on one?

    I think "comfort bike" is the current meme. Or call it a hybrid.
    People looking for true off road bikes won't be interested, but it's
    certainly capable of a trail here or there.

    Report
  4. Bob Newman
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    Thanks... Bob

    "landotter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Bob Newman said:

    Niether. I'm looking to trade it for a lighter hybrid for around the
    city.
    I wanted to describe it as an off-road bike but I didn't want to mislead
    anyone.

    Bob

    "landotter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

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    On Feb 2, 6:54 pm, "Bob Newman" <[email hidden]> wrote:
    > I know it's very basic but is a Trek Navigator considered an off-road
    > bike?

    Quoted message said:

    > Thanks... Bob

    Quoted message said:

    It'll do smoothish dirt trails just fine, regardless of what you want
    to call it. What sort of terrain do you want to attempt on one?

    I think "comfort bike" is the current meme. Or call it a hybrid.
    People looking for true off road bikes won't be interested, but it's
    certainly capable of a trail here or there.

    Report

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