Sam,
I bet the larger (correct) frame size puts you in a better position for how you
ride. I’m with you, a bike doesn’t need modern bells and whistles to ride well.
Jason
SF,CA
> On Nov 11, 2020, at 11:51 AM, Sam Perez wrote:
>
>
> My old school 10 speed bike ( allthough definitely too big for me) rides
> better than some modern bikes. I don't know of it's the frame geometry or
> components. With a 42 up front and maybe 28 in the back i claimed hills with
> less perceivable effort... Could it be the frame? Or the 10 speed? It weighs
> as much as a fully fendered custom rando bike with bells and whistles.
>
> Any one weigh in on why my old 10 speed seems to glide?
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