Ibex Bicycles Aprisa Team Frame 2003 Road Bike


  • Average Rating: 5/5
  • MSRP: $ 750.00
  • # of Reviews: 2

Product Description

  • Triple-Butted 6061 Aluminum
  • Aero Downtube / Toptube
  • Aero Seatube w/ Cutout
  • S-Bend Shaped Chainstay
  • Cane Creek IS-2 Headset


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    User Reviews

    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by brad ostermann a Recreational Rider from

    Date Reviewed: July 3, 2007

    Strengths:    price, performance.i have 4 other bicycles and the ibex is equall to them all

    Weaknesses:    none, except the top tube was long for me

    Bottom Line:   
    great deal, nice frame /nice ride built up with easton, dura-ace 7800. 17 lb not bad.used it for a year than my cousin used for another year. no problems at all

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    Favorite Ride:   the lake

    Price Paid:    $350.00

    Purchased At:   e-bay, new

    Similar Products Used:   specialized m4,cannondale cad-4,giant tcr-comp

    Bike Setup:   easton ec-90 fork , bars, seatpost all the rest 7800 grupo


    Overall Rating:5
    Value Rating:5
    Submitted by Mike Schatzman a Road Racer from Albuquerque

    Date Reviewed: August 31, 2003

    Strengths:    Aero tubes, STIFF, perfect geometry gives it good handling characteristics, stable on descents and fast cornering. Paint is very good, and clear coated, still looks new after a full season of 40+ races and traveling. Replacable dropouts for crit racing is nice, integrated Cane Creek headset is smooth as butter and just bomb proof. Chainstays have an S bend, which increase stiffness in BB and rear triangle and give extra room for big footed riders like me (size 12).
    Good all-around bike for RR's, Crit, and TT's too.
    Sales supports is great, not one complaint anywhere on the internet, they really stand behind their products.


    Weaknesses:    None. Not the lightest frame out there, but still light enough to race, with Dura-Ace it builds up to about 19 pounds with decent wheels, but if you racing on a budget, or just want the most bang for your buck you can't go wrong with an IBEX.

    Bottom Line:   
    This is a great racing frame for anyone who wants a light, stiff, aero bike. Big bladed downtube increases bottom bracket stiffness making this a perfect all-around bike for heavy powerful riders, and makes a fantastic time trial bike. I've paid three times as much for similar racing frames - and this one is better.
    I took 35 seconds off a 20k PR on a local course, I'm not fitter, this is a FAST bike.

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    Favorite Ride:   To The Coffee Shop

    Price Paid:    $550.00

    Purchased At:   www.ibexbikes.com

    Similar Products Used:   Specialized M2, Gios A80 Aluminum, Shaft Altec 2+, Litespeed Ultimate (The big donwtube for the Aprisa gives it a similar stiff riding on rails kind of ride to the Ultimate).

    Bike Setup:   Came with headset, seatpost collar, and cable guides, I put on mostly Shimano Dura-Ace, a carbon seapost and fork,
    very pleased with thie way this bike looks and rides.



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