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Swift27
a TriathleteDate Reviewed: August 11, 2004
Strengths: Vibration absorbtion (especially on some of the frost heaved roads in NE)
Excellent Warranty
Good help from company (responded within the same day to several questions I had)Weaknesses: none so farBottom Line: Coming from my aluminum road bike, which I've ridden for years, I knew I wanted something different for my tri bike. It is early to be reviewing it, as I have had it for less than a few months and have only raced it once (I'll update this with any other thoughts) but for now my impression of the ride is smooth. I don't feel like this bike takes anything away from BB strength to put toward comfort, I think it's the best of both worlds.
Purchased At: Fastsplits in Newton
Similar Products Used: nothing comparable
Bike Setup: Cane Creek, hopefully switching to Chris King headset, Ultegra components, durace hubs....
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Homey
a Triathlete
from Capo Beach, CADate Reviewed: May 4, 2003
Strengths: BB stiffness. Slippery tubes. It jumps when you hammer.Weaknesses: Price is frame only. Still looking for performance weaknesses.Bottom Line: This bike disappears under you. Unique trait for a tri bike. I rode three materials (Ti, Alu, CF) and six makes to find this bike. It sped me up ten percent on my bike split compared to my steel Lemond. I fly past the fast swimmers.
Favorite Ride: Over the hills and up the coast.
Price Paid:
$2000.00
Purchased At: Nytro Racing
Similar Products Used: Litespeed Blade, QR Typhoon, Kestrel Talon, Felt DA, Cervelo P-1.
Bike Setup: Bioweave, Race Stock. Reynolds Ouzo Aero Pro. Full DA, Syntace C-2, Reynolds Stratus DV, Conti Comps.
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james wiley
a Triathlete
from san diegoDate Reviewed: January 6, 2002
Strengths: Best value for your buck out there for a total carbon frame and fork. You can't lose with Aegis's crash replacement policy or life time guarantee. Excellent paint choices, I coughed up extra money for the custom red flames paint job. Their online help is fantastic. I wrote them with non-stop questions for a year Before buying their frame, They always answered my questions the same day of my e-mail. Good company support!!!Weaknesses: None so far. The $1875 I quoted only covers the frame/fork and custom paint. The rest bankrupted me.Bottom Line: This is by far the best carbon bike out there for the money. I tested every bike at my local bike shop and this felt the best. Extremely comfortable and absorbs all road shock. Light weight, aero and a great hill climber.
Favorite Ride: pacific coast highway, San Diego
Price Paid:
$1875.00
Purchased At: aegis online (hello,
Similar Products Used: a junky Cannondale that deserves to be on display at the Smithsonian Institute next to the Gettysburg Address.
Bike Setup: I'm using 100% dura ace 9 speed drive train with bar end shifters. Carbon X aero bars and HED 3 ae
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Sue
a Triathlete
from Austin, TexasDate Reviewed: August 24, 2001
Strengths: Everything. This bike is extremely responsive. All I have to do is think and it turns. Absorbs road vibration/shock similar to my heavy steal frame-without the weight! The Agis sails me past the competition in a head wind.Weaknesses: Paint on the carbon frame is easily chipped. Took a while to get use to 650c wheels.Bottom Line: This is a great bike. It is responsive, light and comforatable in aero position for the long haul. The Trident has a great look, and so far they are still unique enough to stand out in the transition area. I bought mine on-line having done much research and comparison but never having ridden one. I have loved it ever since.
Favorite Ride: Anything undulating
Price Paid:
$2100.00
Purchased At: Great closeout @ Inside out sport
Similar Products Used: Heavy Specialized 700c
Bike Setup: Ultegra everything,Syntac C2 ultralite aero bars
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Gary
a Triathlete
from Carnation,WA USADate Reviewed: August 22, 2000
Strengths: Cruises very stable at speed. Loves to climb - seems to accelerate uphill. Very comfortable on the aero bars.Weaknesses: A bit pricey. I had problems with the Speedplay peddles from the start. Tough to get adjusted.Bottom Line: Best bike I have owned. I feel its worth the money. Great ride. Have ridden as far as 200 miles in one day. I was amazed at the climbing. My aluminum Trek was good but this is great.
Favorite Ride: Whiskey Dick Triathlon
Price Paid:
$3700.00
Purchased At: Bothell Ski and Bike
Similar Products Used: Kestral KM40, Trek Hilo
Bike Setup: 56cm frame, Hed 3 wheels, DuraAce Aero drivetrain, Aegis Hotrod carbon fork, Speedplay X2 peddles
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