Price Paid:
$3800.00
at King's Bicycle Model Year: 2007 Favorite Ride: Palos Verdes Bike Setup: Time Saddle, Seat post, fork, headset, and stem.
Richey handle bar
Dura Ace STI shifters and FR/DR, FSA crank and brakes(these rock by the way), Ultegra rear cassette and chain. Mavic Ksyrium ES wheels and Continental 4000 GP tires. Summary: At the time I bought the Edge Racer, I was actually looking for a different bike. But I test road the bike anyway. It was lust at first ride. This bike is smooth and relaxing. It isn't the fastest or the lightest, but it is smooth and great for extemely long rides. The bottom bracket will flex a little under hard acceleration, but it is fine for hill climbing and pace lines. If you consider what this bike is, a trainer or touring bike, then the ratings make sense. If you try to compare this bike to a full raced bike, then the ratings would be low. I got this bike for touring and training, so I give it high marks. This bike is a bit pricey, but it's a Time and it feels like a Time. Strengths: Smooth ride. Since it came with a compact crank, it really helped me with my hill climbing training. Thanks to this bike, I got much stronger in climbing and on a full race bike, I am even faster. Great for new hill climbers wanting to learn how to climb hills. Comes with Dura Ace. Weaknesses: It's not a race bike.
Bottom bracket and top tube will flex excessively with stronger or larger riders (I'm 5'6" about 145 and I flex it). Still a bit pricey for a beginner bike/trainer Similar Products Used: 2007 Orbea Orca
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