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Tim B
a Triathlete
from KansasDate Reviewed: November 20, 2002
Strengths: Price, it's adequate for an everyday rider or entry level racer.Weaknesses: Really rough ride. It's a bit whippy in the rear end on climbs. Handlebar too flexible.Bottom Line: I have had no problems with the bike in the year I have ben riding it. It's a cheap bike, I got what I expected. It does shift nicely, handles "okay" and is predictable. The Vuelta wheelset is junk, but once again for the price it's okay.
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$500.00
Purchased At: Bicycle rack
Similar Products Used: Trek 1100
Bike Setup: I changed the seat tube to a suspension post to help eliminate some of the harshness. I also installed a set of SPD pedals.
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jasonspokes
a Triathlete
from New OrleansDate Reviewed: April 18, 2002
Strengths: Looks, price, comfortable saddle. After owning for 1 week, I'm still glad I bought it.Weaknesses: None found, YET.Bottom Line: This is my first road bike as I am just getting into triathlons. I took it to my first tri last weekend and I must say that I was fairly impressed. The shifting was fine and although my time sucked, I don't blame it on the bike. I realize that the tiagra components are fairly low level, but if they continue to perform like this for the next few years, I'll be happy.
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$690.00
Purchased At: westbank schwinn
Bike Setup: tiagra shifters, crank, derailer. Sora brakes, hub.
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