The full-coverage fenders didn’t come in handy while commuting in “Lost Wages” but would be appreciated by cyclists riding in less arid climates. As much as I like steel frames, the lightweight and lack of concern for rust afforded by an aluminum frame seem ideal for a bike that could see all-weather commuting duties or spend a significant amount of time exposed to the elements while locked up. The Daily was easy to maneuver, even with a case of beer weighing down the front rack.Ī relatively lightweight aluminum frame made hoisting the Daily 1 up a flight of stairs less of a chore. There were no surprises when it came to handling this bike was stable and predictable. I found the 700x28c tires on the narrow side for a light utility bike, though they did give the bike a zippy ride quality. The short top tube and mustache bars create a comfortable, upright riding position that made it easy for me to keep an eye on approaching motorists as I wove through Vegas traffic.
Review Globe Daily 1 Interbike: A Straightforward Townie Bike The British racing green paint, silver components, brown saddle, and grips give the bike a classic appearance.
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Like other bikes in the Globe line (which was created by Specialized Bicycles as a stand-alone brand), the Daily has a clean understated look, free of decals and logos, save for the head badge and a model sticker on the seat tube. The Daily 1 is a simple, straightforward townie bike. And besides, riding bikes is just more fun! In return, we provide feedback on their products. Each year at partner with manufacturers to borrow bikes for the week to allow us to commute from our hotel to the show without relying on fossil fuels.
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