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Adam Huisenfeldt
a Road Racer
from HoustonDate Reviewed: May 1, 2003
Strengths: Tough as nails.... I am a 6'3", 220 lbs rider and this frame seems indestructible compared to my previous alu framesets. Also, the airbrushed paint sure is pretty!Weaknesses: I'm sick and tired of freinds asking me where they can get one! Otherwise, the only weakness is the price. Yes, it is a tad expensive for not getting carbon stays, but it sure is attractive and not very many cyclists have one!Bottom Line: 7000 series aluminum tubing builds into a light & nimble (3.1 lbs), yet super strong frameset. I have ridden nearly 2,200 miles on the frameset with no problems. Very smooth, regardless of the lack of carbon stays. Super stiff in sprints and handles like a jet fighter. At first the frame geometry seems a bit odd if you are used to standard, but lean into your turns a few times and you're hooked.
Favorite Ride: Big Bend
Price Paid:
$1100.00
Purchased At: EraPro Bike Shop
Similar Products Used: Bianchi EV2, Guerciotti Piranha
Bike Setup: Campy Record grouppo, Mavic CXP33/Record hub wheels, ITM finishing kit, Selle Italia ProLink saddle.
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