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I picked up a new Creo 2 Comp recently to use as a several-day-a-week commuter bike. I have two routes I can use from home to work and...

Little impromptu adventure yesterday. With the Creo every "oh I wonder what's over there..." becomes "well, might as well find out!"...

My Garmin Varia radar taillight is set to blink, but when an approaching car gets closer it gets brighter and blinks faster, giving the...

Thanks, good info. Actually with the big tires, carbon bars, and future shock, my hands have been just fine. It's my butt that's...

i wouldn’t say it’s a “big” difference but going to a one piece carbon cockpit - royal alpinist is the best fit for the bike - makes a...

Caveat is I used pedal cages for a long time, so I'm used to feeling for the right side of the pedal. Downsides are clipping in when you...

Thanks! I was surprised and pleased to find that the deep dark blue in the store turns bright blue in the sun. I'm looking at both those...

Let’s see who can beat this. Proof or it didn’t happen.

Don't know if the carbon bars reduce vibration, though I would guess they do. In my case, I needed to reduce the H-bar width to 40 cm...

Gongrats @Capt Amazing welcome to E. bikers, i was just like you never had an E. bike but now i have gone through several to get to my...

Please ride them until they get worn. Don't let the good rubber go to waste. You'll soon discover how well a wide tyre absorbs the...

@Capt Amazing: Congratulations on your purchase of the Creo 2! It is indeed a technological marvel and, as you explained, you are used...

It's always nice to jump on a bike and know it's the one. The Skitch looks interesting but I'm more of fan of the lighter Specialized...

Will do Stefan. In fact, I took an "easy" gravel ride today, and really started to appreciate those big fat tires!