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STS_PA
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: June 25, 2006
Strengths: Truly supple ride, efficient climber and confidence ispiring handling. Precise welds and low maintenance finish. Ride this and stiff aluminum back to back and you won't believe the diffenence.Weaknesses: My price was used, but these things are quite expensive new. I prefer the fancy paint on the Italian bikes to the plain metal of this. As good as this is, I don't think I could justify the new price for this frame (>$3000).Bottom Line: This bike has essentially no weaknesses. Small road imperfections are eliminated and larger ones are muted. Very stable at speed with razor sharp handling. Climbs very well and just seems to put the power down very efficiently. No paint to chip or scratch and can't rust. For reference I am 5'9" and 150. My other bike, an aluminum Pinarello, feels harsh and fatiguing by comparison.
Favorite Ride: Southern Chester County
Price Paid:
$1250.00
Purchased At: RBR classified
Similar Products Used: Pinarello Asolo aluminum, Fondriest Status steel.
Bike Setup: 03 Extralight, Ouzo pro fork, Campy mix with Zonda wheels. About 18 lbs.
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