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Local Hero
a TriathleteDate Reviewed: June 19, 2011
Strengths: Price. Aluminum frame is stiff enough for power transfer while competing in tris; carbon fork is comfortable enough that I can ride it all day without being beat up.Weaknesses: If you're riding in a group, you might be the only one with 650 wheels. There's no sharing spare inner tubes!Bottom Line: I picked up this bike while training for a Long Course triathlon in 2003. Once the fit was dialed in I was able to enjoy its responsive yet comfortable ride, even on some centuries. This bike makes me feel like I can keep riding all day! It is reliable, sturdy, and the aero position lets me cut through the wind. Very fast (for me).
Similar Products Used: Road bike with clip-on aero bars (no comparison!).
Bike Setup: 105/tiagra. Stock except for saddle.
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Sancerni Armando
a Triathlete
from FlorideDate Reviewed: August 14, 2003
Strengths: Price,weight and fastWeaknesses: There are softer rides but at twice the price.Bottom Line: Tried several Tri-Bikes... Quintana was best bang for the buck. I would of prefered the Caliente but the Kilo was just as good of a ride, but the Caliente was a softer ride. For a $800 difference I'll take the kilo until I can afford the next level. No other bike compare to the kilo in the same price range
Favorite Ride: Quintana Roo
Price Paid:
$840.00
Purchased At: Tech-Bike San Diego
Similar Products Used: Trek, Cannondale, fuji
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Jim
a Triathlete
from GeorigaDate Reviewed: October 27, 2002
Strengths: light,fast,comfortable,cheap!!
Looks great, great paintjob and smooth weldsWeaknesses: 105/Tiagra components, hard seatBottom Line: Out of the box, this 47cm bike was 17 lbs.
Add pedals, and a new seat,(the one that comes with it is a board),water bottles, blowout bag, spair, and tools and Im up to 20 lbs. Great wheels for the price. 650c volicity deep V's. Looks like Volicity hubs, but no logo so cant be sure. entry level arrowbars with end shifters. The bike can climb! and is suprisingly smooth, thanks to the carbon forks. Could have spent alot more and been less pleased.
Favorite Ride: flat, with the wind at my back
Price Paid:
$999.00
Purchased At: Inside-out Sports
Similar Products Used: Cervelo One
Bike Setup: (out of the box) 105/Tiagra components, Volicity Deep V wheels, arrowbars. added a softer seat
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