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umm, hate to break it out to You, but... there's no such thing as a "perfect bike". This is why we have Rule #12 amongst the Velominati, the Keepers of the Cog.
by MezzoDelCammin 4y ago
umm, hate to break it out to You, but... there's no such thing as a "perfect bike". This is why we have Rule #12 amongst the Velominati, the Keepers of the Cog. "The ideal number of bikes is always n+1, where n is the current number of bikes"
Everyone's commute is slightly different and while I use my gravel as a commuter just like You do, there's always the matter of personal preference.
What if You prefer to ride in regular clothes and "style" is a thing? Those dutch bikes someone mentioned a few comments ago are great for that.
What if You're riding through dense traffic / cityscape half of the time? A narrow bar fixie perhaps?
I like being able to get some exercise while commuting as well, but that's not necessarily true for everyone.
- matsemann 4y agoOf course! But I just wanted to give gravel some love! And spread some awareness of their existence. I think most casual bike riders don't recognize them as a separate bike from road bikes. So they think it's either a dutch styled bike or a road bike, and if neither fit they end up commuting by car or so instead.