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a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: June 8, 2009
Strengths: versatilityWeaknesses: gearing for hills-but was the bike made for hills?Bottom Line: This bike seems to be the best of both worlds in that it is comfortable to ride on the aero bars to put the hammer down on the flats, but also comfortable to ride in the drops or on the hoods for more control in city traffic (or probably group rides). Doesn't steer as easy as a dedicated road bike, but is more than managable. I haven't ridden a new top of the line tri bike to compare it to, but I would recommend this bike if you find it used. The ride is pretty good, even on the pot-holed country roads I ride on. I may opt to change the rear to a 25 tooth to make it easier on the hills. I plan on using the bike for recreation, triatlons, as well as an occasional group ride. I think it will be a jack of all trades, master of none.
Purchased At: used
Similar Products Used: My previous bike was a Bianchi road bike.
Bike Setup: stock, except for cateye computer and fizik saddle.
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