New for 2007,, we introduce the Casseroll, our most versatile road bike ever. With a grocery list of features and possibilities, it's the perfect solution for asphalt-slaying role-playing.
So what is Casseroll? Well, it's a road bike with real road bike geometry, not a cross bike or hybrid bike. It's definitely not about road racing though. Casseroll is about road riding, whether for commuting fitness, or looking at the scenery. Casseroll is the dish. You pour in the ingredients, stir it up, and ride.
Build Casseroll to be your perfect commuter. Or go for a daylong adventure down that road you've seen, but never ridden. Run it with flat bars or drops...hmmm, maybe a mustache bar? Add a rear rack and fenders. Or just throw on a 40 x 16 and call it good.
Should I buy a Salsa Casseroll Double or a Surly Pacer? Intended uses are fitness training, century and metric century rides and the such.
Give me some opinions if you have a minu Read More »
When I first saw the new redesigned Salsa Casseroll, I knew that I would end up buying one. The geometry is ideal for me -- identical to what I would order in a custom frame -- an Read More »
I'm looking at commuters, up to 25 miles one way. I test rode a slightly-to-big Casseroll and realized I will need to get the frame and build up; the components do not do a thing f Read More »
I'm being told 2010 Campy Chorus 11 brakes will not fit on the 2011 Casseroll frame (even with 23 tires); I [U]have to[/U] go to cantilever brakes. Is this accurate??? :confused: Read More »
Hi guys,
I'm sure you're ever tired of seeing these threads of bike choices, but I just had to get some other opinions out there.
I began riding to work in 2009 when I purchase Read More »
