What bike is best for commuting? Whether it’s a road bike, gravel bike, cyclo-cross or hybrid, cyclist love categorising bikes. But all of those pigeonholes can make the buying the best commuting bike difficult.

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    1. @1:06 – Narrator says "…a host of benefits, the most notable of which being able to sit in a comfortable and upright position."

      Proceeds to show cyclist in racing mode.

    2. I have started a new job delivering and ride anywhere between 60-90KM daily, mainly on flat but a few uphill climbs here and there. What would people recommend? I thought about the E Bike option but not sure they’d be upto that task 5 days a week any help appreciated

    3. Rigid mtb with fat-ish tyres, 2.2-2.6. Bit higher wide bar. Luggage racks. Simple n tough, takes dropping off curbs n cushions a little bit when you go over gravel etc, but simple.

    4. Im about to get a Kona world bike Rasta, 3 speed internal nexus, I'm gunna go tubeless thinner tires, and maybe an external hollow bb, make it lighter, it's chromoly, $350 in good shape, I could put a few hundred in it, would like mechanical disc brakes as well.

    5. lol. none of bikes you presented is really bike for commuting. You mentioned upright sitting position? You must be kidding or never saw a bike like that. Take a look at on what bike type people commute in Netherland and then you will see real commuting bikes.

    6. Y not an old school steel road bike with simple chinese components. They r really cheap n look cool but not "imma steal it" cool.

    7. My trek 920 has served me well for past 2 years. Disc brakes, Drop bars, racks front and back, 4 bottle cage holders, 29inch wheels and loads more. Seriously worth checking out if your looking for something to carry luggage and kids, as you do.

    8. there are few more parameters to consider. the community you are living in
      1. theft rate:
      a. fast openning
      b. built in lights or removed one
      c. gear visibility (prevent curiosity) so mybe nexus or so
      d. pnnier or back pack
      e. parking places – have/not have

    9. I dislike how you streching the content, the title is "what bike is best for commuting", I honestly don't care to hear about the differences in breaks and whatever else you talk about, you could research a bigger list of bikes with a price point, I think that'd be on topic.

    10. Got a hardtail mtb, it's brilliant and I've been using it for commuting about 8 miles each way a day half city half barely lit bypasses, gonna be taking advantage of the cycle to work scheme and I'm certain and rigid gravel bike will be good for this, obviously I could go road as its mainly road I ride on when commuting but that bit every tyre width and purely looks of a gravel bike has sold me

    11. Very much disagree on wider tyres being better. Thinner tyres have much less rolling resistance, so the bike will be more efficient, making the cycle easier and quicker. Most people cycle to work entirely on roads and paved paths, so negotiating gravel and cobblestones is quite low on the list of priorities.

      They don't need to be road-bike skinny, but I've always advised against mountain bike-width tyres for a commuting bike

    12. Im trying to find videos on front suspension vs a rigged front fork for Boston riding. Commuter but versatility to get up curbs/wheelie and go fast for fitness

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