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Specialized Sirrus

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  1. I had occasion to rent one of these for a long ride this weekend. I was
    not looking forward to it, as the shop only had a limited number of road
    bikes and I didn't want to rent a mountain bike. It turned out to be a
    surprisingly fun bike. It seemed to have pretty much road bike gearing
    (though the big chain ring is probably 48 vs 50 plus, which would have
    been better) with slightly bigger tires, 700Cx28, no suspension except
    for a stiff suspension seatpost. This is the first hybrid I have ever
    been on. Overall, I thought it was a nice bike. My hands got tired
    from the limited number of grip positions available, but otherwise I can
    see how this would be a great bike for tooling around town.

  2. catzz66 said:

    This is the first hybrid I have ever
    been on. Overall, I thought it was a nice bike. My hands got tired
    from the limited number of grip positions available, but otherwise I can
    see how this would be a great bike for tooling around town.

    Had mine for a year and over 3000 miles now and still happy. Supplied
    tyres were rubbish and back wheel had to be rebuilt coz of dodgy spokes
    but reliable otherwise. I've fitted "inboard" bar ends to alleviate
    the tired hands thing.

  3. POHB said:

    catzz66 wrote:

    Had mine for a year and over 3000 miles now and still happy. Supplied
    tyres were rubbish and back wheel had to be rebuilt coz of dodgy spokes
    but reliable otherwise. I've fitted "inboard" bar ends to alleviate
    the tired hands thing.

    Though it is probably something that owners don't worry about, I wonder
    if there isn't some kind of aero bar setup that would attach to the
    handlebars. Even as is, it was a fun bike to ride and would make a good
    city bike.

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