>>1325129>>1325181Thanks. I had a couple of aluminum endurance frames in mind but then an aluminum frame with a shorter head tube and racier geometry picked my interest. Then I came across the Cannondale bad boy again, which looks like it would be more comfortable in the city and on gravel, but not something I'd want to ride up those hills in the morning if I'm in a hurry.
That road frame with the shorter head tube I mentioned has a shorter wheelbase (potential toe overlap, i know), lively steering, but it also accepts 28mm tyres and can go on gravel according to the manufacturer.
Pic related, the racey frame. Do you think it could be set up to be a decent commuter, a good fun, fast bike and tolerable on gravel? Also, would there be any serious disadvantages in going for the M size if I'm 180cm tall with a 82.5cm inseam?
