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OK as a helmet and good for phone calls, but not much else
Team Sky star says experience of 2011 Vuelta helped shape his view
Excellent everyday bike that's much more versatile than most folders
Comfortable, well made and with a cheery bonus feature
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One for the 'racers'; a firm saddle that's really good for short, punchy rides when you are putting down the power
Bontrager invites consumers to decide for themselves based on the data and information available to them
