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Karin
a Triathlete
from Date Reviewed: November 22, 2009
Strengths: All Ultegra, Carbon frame, WSD Geometry, Weight, FinishWeaknesses: Non so farBottom Line: Bought her end summer 09 and have now gone apx. 500km on her.
When investigating the market I was, despite being a small woman (<1.6m, <55kg) meet with all sorts of prejudices by local bike dealers such as "You can easily use a normal racer, no need for a WSD" and "Full carbon frame is only for heavy riders or very long trips"
But after trying one WSD I knew that's what I needed. A bit more concerned whether I would get value for money upgrading to a full carbon - but was recommended to do so by colleagues.
No more back problems and have got the smoothest ride ever.
For small women WDS is a must!!!
Original price in DK 18000DKK, but got her for 14k
Favorite Ride: Rolling hills of East Jutland, Denmark
Price Paid:
$2700.00
Purchased At: Trek Aarhus
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Aileen Parsons
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: July 6, 2008
Strengths: Carbon Fiber frame, compact geometry, weight, color, finish,Weaknesses: None.Bottom Line: this is actually a 2008 Trek Madone 4.7 WSD, I have about 100 miles on her so far. What a dream come true. Having a professional fit me was right way to start riding. The first WSD I have ridden that truely fits my geometry.
Favorite Ride: Anywhere around Truckee, CA
Price Paid:
$1850.00
Purchased At: Livermore Cycles
Similar Products Used: Trek, 2.1 and 2.3, Motobecane sprint
Bike Setup: 105 and Ultegra mostly, 30 speed, WSD saddle, spd pedals,
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