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If you want to be on roads and trails (I assume you mean a gravel rail

like the Va Creep, New River or C&O) you may want to consider a gravel bike. Wider tires, frame geometry built lower to the ground, and likely ready for bikepacking accessories. Plus, I like the wider tires riding around Va Beach even on the road. You can get a carbon from bike, with descent components delivered to your house almost fully assembled for under $2K.

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Posted: 03/30/2020 at 1:37PM

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