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[Request] Hiking/outdoorsy style shoes that can handle lots of walking on concrete

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I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

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Good pair of hiking shoes?

[Request] waterproof hiking shoes

[request] - Good quality walking shoes.

Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

Request - Hiking Sandals

Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

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The Decathlon Triban RC520 Disc Road Bike is an intermediate road bike at an incredible price point. It has the features of much more expensive bikes and is a great choice for anyone from a beginning road rider to a more advanced cyclist who doesn't want to break the bank.
Key Features:
- Aluminum Frame – This frame material balances light weight, stiffness, and durability.
- Shimano 105 Groupset – The bike has 2x11 speed drivetrain with disc brakes. It is the best groupset available at this price point and uses trickle-down technology from Shimano's top-end groupsets.
- Lifetime Warranty – The manufacturer provides a lifetime warranty on the bike's frame.

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 It is one thing that's a easy upgrade, but that's pretty common with entry-level bikes. Usually They're built for robustness and not speed. Here's a close-up of the crank, this is a non-series Shimano crank. It looks very similar to 105 though, so it really fits the bill pretty well

 Here's the front caliper again, same issue you have post mounted TRP HY/RD A little bit bulkier. With more expensive bikes. They will be flat mounted which gives it a much sleeker appearance. Also The cable routes here is a little odd, and it does have to come all the way around instead of going through the fork

 Now Let's talk about the drivetrain,. I Really like the Shimano 105 drivetrain on this bike. Unlike A lot of entry-level bikes which have eight or nine speed clunky drivetrains, this generation of 105 is really crisp and clean.

. As A result: you have this endurance geometry, you'll note it has a tall head tube here. That brings the front of the bike higher up and it gives you a more natural riding/\s/position and more neutral handling. Also Note that they've included a dropped seat stay design as you can see here

The best bike under $1k? Decathlon Triban 105 RC 520 Review - feat. Shimano 105 + TRP HY/RD

Cyclists and today we're gonna be looking at

road bike. We're very excited to review the

before, they are a sporting goods store with

only recently made their way into the US.

designed to be a do-it-all bike. The wide

tire clearance, up to 36 millimeters, and

which makes the bike very approachable and

Now let's go over the fit and finish of the

RC 520. This is one of the highest specced

There is a gravel version of the bike for

handlebars. As a part of the Triban line,

have this endurance geometry, you'll note

Also note that they've included a dropped

seat stay design as you can see here. These

It gives the bike a very distinct look, it's also

 Its a bit heavy with around 10.4kg on the M size no pedals but I think its decent for a entry level road bike.

Title is kind of self explanatory, but I'm looking for a solid bike for around $600. I know some bikes at this price range aren't really worth it, but I really don't want to drop a grand on a bike. I'm looking to go on decently long rides, so an endurance bike would be preferable. I have a background in mountain biking, but I don't want to have to drive up to the mountain to be on 2 wheels.

<div class="md"><p>Title is kind of self explanatory, but I&#39;m looking for a solid bike for around $600. I know some bikes at this price range aren&#39;t really worth it, but I really don&#39;t want to drop a grand on a bike. I&#39;m looking to go on decently long rides, so an endurance bike would be preferable. I have a background in mountain biking, but I don&#39;t want to have to drive up to the mountain to be on 2 wheels.</p>
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Looking for a good entry level road bike

 I purchased the medium frame and I am 5'9, so bang in on the size for me, I would say anyone at this height who wants more comfortable geometry should go up a frame as my seat is now a good few inches over the top of my handle bars. All in all the bike is solid, flys around with no issues and nobody moaned with the free try outs at my bike club. What went down very well there was the paintjob and the fact it looks different in light and darker conditions. The only niggle is the positioning of the rear gear cable, it seems to pop up from under the frame a bit early and if my right foot is out of position my heel can catch, this is not a problem when I have my cleats (Shimano A530s) on but is a problem for stop and start riding

800kms report - Just over 2 months

Size wise, it's slightly bigger if you comparing size S for both Triban 520 and Giant TCR, though by not much more.  I had to swap the stem to 60mm to keep within my comfort reach. 

This is an endurance geometry - it will ride slightly higher and less aggressive riding position than Giant TCR.  

 Tri-bands or or Decathlon's own Ergo fit. Saddle is absolutely fine and I found it pretty comfortable once I got used to it. And then in terms of the front end or the cockpit again, it's the in-house handlebars. Road bike handlebars from Tri-band I ride a medium frame and the bars come with a 100 mil stem at the front, which to be honest for me was quite a reach and I think a lot of new cyclists or cyclists not that used to road bikes will have a similar experience

 Um, with this bike, and for the money. um, it's what mid-november 2021 here in the Uk? Uh, I think the bike sells at 850 quid at the moment. which is, I think just under a thousand euros, just under 1200. I think for the money you're spending, you're getting a lot of bike and you're getting something that's pretty bomb proof

 Works quite well. Decent stopping power and pretty good in the wet as well. Essentially it's Shimano 105 components which is great. 50 34 at the front and then out of the shot you get an 11 32 cassette on the back

 Essentially it's Shimano 105 components which is great. 50 34 at the front and then out of the shot you get an 11 32 cassette on the back. However, what you'll see I've done here is I've put a wolf tooth road link on the back and that's allowed me to move my derailleur sort of out and down and put a much bigger, almost mountain bike size cassette on on the rear. That's absolutely great for a lot of the hilly cycling that I like to do here in the Uk in places like the Peak District, the Lake District and Snowdonia

Triban RC 520 Review || Should You Buy This Bike?

 In summary a truly great bike which is a joy to ride and no doubt will last a good few years, just factor in buying a decent wheel set to replace the stock wheels! The bike with decent wheels is unquestionably worth 5 stars, decathlon please listen to your customers in the reviews about these wheels they are far from expectable.

Great bike but spoiled by the horrendous wheels!

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The Madone is a bit heavy and getting the handlebars on is expensive. If you are not sure on clip on aerobars, a TT bike is not an option at all.

I have been trying to improve the time of my bike sessions. The ride portion of the triathlon seems to be the most resistant to improvements. This morning I did an Olympic brick, the ride and the run. I improved the times for both sessions since my last full Olympic Triathlon training session. 

I know that I am getting fitter as I train and as I modify my diet to eat more whole foods. I knocked 14 minutes on the 40 km ride. I mostly attribute this decrease in time to my posture. I concentrated on a more bent-over style of riding to reduce wind resistance. Trying to ride in a bent over position on a Cannondale Quick Touring bike with a straight across handlebar c/w ergonomic grips at the end is a bit of a challenge. I found that my upper body was quite stressed by forcing my posture into a bent-over position. One benefit of forcing myself to ride in this position was that I noticed less wind resistance if I kept my elbows tucked to my side.

The purpose of this post is to seek feedback on how best to upgrade my ride. I realise that if I truly want to improve my bike times, I need to get another bike. The Cannondale is an all-weather, all year-round bike. I have the good fortune to live in the pacific north-west coast in Canada so I can ride year round.

My original thought was to add a clip-on aero-style handlebar to the Cannondale, but quickly dropped that idea given the installation challenges and the risk for me, an older rider, of suddenly switching to an aero-style handlebar. I am now looking at performance-style bikes. I don't think I should risk my life switching to a true tri-style bike. I also cannot afford the price point for these types of bikes.

One bike I looked at online this morning is the Trek Emonda SL 6 Disc bike. I have ridden disc-style mountain bikes so I am familiar with this type of breaking system. The Cannondale has pad-style breaks. I simply want to ride faster while I train. At this point, I have no plans to compete in an triathlon race. I am currently trying to do a full 70.3 training session, but my bike riding time for the 90km ride is really slow, considerably above the average for my age group.

To simplify the purchase strategy, I have decided that the road surface that I will ride on will be either paved on hard-packed crushed gravel. I will also not ride the new bike in the rain. Also, because of my age, I can realistically expect to be pushing the envelop for another decade. I also feel that a new bike will help me keep motivated. I am just having so much fun trying to be a triathlete.

What should I be looking for in a more performance-oriented bike? My height puts me into a 58-frame. I bought my Cannondale in 2011, 10 years of bike manufacturing science has quickly gone by. I am a bit over my head in terms of knowing what features are essential and what features are nice-to-have.

<div class="md"><p>I have been trying to improve the time of my bike sessions. The ride portion of the triathlon seems to be the most resistant to improvements. This morning I did an Olympic brick, the ride and the run. I improved the times for both sessions since my last full Olympic Triathlon training session. </p>

<p>I know that I am getting fitter as I train and as I modify my diet to eat more whole foods. I knocked 14 minutes on the 40 km ride. I mostly attribute this decrease in time to my posture. I concentrated on a more bent-over style of riding to reduce wind resistance. Trying to ride in a bent over position on a Cannondale Quick Touring bike with a straight across handlebar c/w ergonomic grips at the end is a bit of a challenge. I found that my upper body was quite stressed by forcing my posture into a bent-over position. One benefit of forcing myself to ride in this position was that I noticed less wind resistance if I kept my elbows tucked to my side.</p>

<p>The purpose of this post is to seek feedback on how best to upgrade my ride. I realise that if I truly want to improve my bike times, I need to get another bike. The Cannondale is an all-weather, all year-round bike. I have the good fortune to live in the pacific north-west coast in Canada so I can ride year round.</p>

<p>My original thought was to add a clip-on aero-style handlebar to the Cannondale, but quickly dropped that idea given the installation challenges and the risk for me, an older rider, of suddenly switching to an aero-style handlebar. I am now looking at performance-style bikes. I don&#39;t think I should risk my life switching to a true tri-style bike. I also cannot afford the price point for these types of bikes.</p>

<p>One bike I looked at online this morning is the Trek Emonda SL 6 Disc bike. I have ridden disc-style mountain bikes so I am familiar with this type of breaking system. The Cannondale has pad-style breaks. I simply want to ride faster while I train. At this point, I have no plans to compete in an triathlon race. I am currently trying to do a full 70.3 training session, but my bike riding time for the 90km ride is really slow, considerably above the average for my age group.</p>

<p>To simplify the purchase strategy, I have decided that the road surface that I will ride on will be either paved on hard-packed crushed gravel. I will also not ride the new bike in the rain. Also, because of my age, I can realistically expect to be pushing the envelop for another decade. I also feel that a new bike will help me keep motivated. I am just having so much fun trying to be a triathlete.</p>

<p>What should I be looking for in a more performance-oriented bike? My height puts me into a 58-frame. I bought my Cannondale in 2011, 10 years of bike manufacturing science has quickly gone by. I am a bit over my head in terms of knowing what features are essential and what features are nice-to-have.</p>
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I want a faster ride.

 That means you can do this down from the drops or up on the hoods, and these are going to be a hydraulic, brake setup operating two piston calipers on the front and the rear with 160 millimeter rotors keeping the bike rolling very aerodynamic is going to be The bontrager aeolus comp 5 wheels. These are an aluminum rim with a carbon fiber fairing. So that means this top piece here. Where you see the seam is aluminum carbon fairing for the aerodynamic purposes and then they're hosting some bontrager r3 tires

 How do you feel about aero bikes versus lightweight bikes, and where would you see yourself riding on this while you're at it be sure to hit, subscribe and browse the channel to see more videos like this as well? 

 Now the shifting of the bike is done right on top using this shift and brake combo lever. So this is a pretty neat setup where the brake is integrated, so it breaks and then you've got a inside button to go to harder gear whole lever over to go to any easier gear. That means you can do this down from the drops or up on the hoods, and these are going to be a hydraulic, brake setup operating two piston calipers on the front and the rear with 160 millimeter rotors keeping the bike rolling very aerodynamic is going to be The bontrager aeolus comp 5 wheels. These are an aluminum rim with a carbon fiber fairing

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