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Reviewed by: Pygme(Unregistered User)
Review Date June 19, 2002 Overall Rating
4 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
Used product for 6 months
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Price Paid:
$1245.00
at World Cycling Produc Favorite Ride: Inpendance Pass (CO) Bike Setup: Cinelli Starlight frame
Ksyrium SSC SL wheelset
CAMPY Record 10 group
Thompson Elite seatpost
Se Summary: I was wary about a compact frame, especially buying it mail order without "fitting" the bike.
The frame did not disapoint.
This is the first frame that I have ever felt some "oomph" out of when standing up to sprint. It almost feels as if a magnet is pulling you forward. The full carbon fork (Columbus Muscle) really smooths out the road, not to say that the frame is harsh.
It handles well and corners brilliantly. I have yet to strick a pedal even though I have a small size frame.
I rode a crit the other day and she carried me to a 1st place. The way this bike handled over the cracks in the pavement while in sharp turns was truly confidence inspiring. As soon as it broke contact with the ground, it grabbed back on and did not feel at all like it lost control.
The paint chips pretty easy.
I paid 1245 dollars US for this and it was delivered for a total of $1276. It was on sale at WCP.
I was dismayed that the frame did not come with a cable guide!!! Strengths: *weight: small frame weighed in at 1045 grams!
*Stiff for sprinting yet still offers a comfortable ride.
*Plain white paint with black "Cinelli" stickers is a welcome sight in a sea of multicolored/over stickered bikes! (Think Colnago/Trek/Merckx) Weaknesses: *paint chips easy
*Does not have a replacable derailluer hanger. Similar Products Used: Raligh R600
C'dale Caad3
C'dale Caad4
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Reviewed by: Tarantula(Unregistered User)
Review Date May 31, 2002 Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
5 of 5
Used product for 3 months
Visitors rate this review 5.00 of 5,
1 votes
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Price Paid:
$1425.00
at GVH/LBS Favorite Ride: Hills Bike Setup: Dura Ace. Solida Magnum bars and stem. Mavic Open Pro. Easton CF Post. Summary: Very stiff, power goes to forward motion. Light and responsive, especially on fast descents. The carbon fork and seat post dampen the jarring effects of very stiff aluminum. Strengths: Acceleration. Climbing. Feels the road without beating me up. Weaknesses: Paint quality. Not bad, but there are already several chips. Similar Products Used: Cannondale CAAD3
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Reviewed by: cinbau(Unregistered User)
Review Date May 7, 2002 Overall Rating
5 of 5
Value Rating
4 of 5
Used product for 3 months
Visitors rate this review 1.00 of 5,
1 votes
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Price Paid:
$1475.00
at GVHbikes.com Favorite Ride: Blue Ridge Parkway Bike Setup: Record/Chorus Mix, Spinergy Xaero, Itm The Stem, Easton carbon bars, Syncros carbon post. Summary: I debated on going Titanium, but I am glad that I stuck with aluminium. Everyone says that it will beat you to death, but it is not so with this bike. I got the 2002 frame and it is a superlight bike. This thing loves to go up hill. The compact size allows for great handeling and sprinting. Just point and pedal. Strengths: Light, stiff, yet forgiving ride. Weaknesses: Paint chipping on dropouts. Trade off for keeping it so light. Similar Products Used: DBR Podium
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