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Alaska Mike
a Road Racer
from Date Reviewed: May 7, 2009
Strengths: Stiff, yet comfortable frame. Multiple seatposts to fine-tune positioning. Spacers for adjusting armrest height.Weaknesses: Brakes. The Cane Creek brakes just don't stop all that well- not a huge deal in TTs but more important on training rides. I might try different pads once these wear a bit more. The groupset runs the gamut from Dura Ace to 105, which is interesting but not really noticeable.Bottom Line: I was out looking for a carbon racing bike, and had tried most everything in my price range without any great enthusiasm. On a whim, I demoed this ride and instantly fell in love. I don't know if it was the aero position on what is essentially a road geometry frame or some combination of factors, but I felt at home- bad back and all. I liked the bike so much I started entering time trials just to justify the purchase. After a few months of riding it, I went in to get the fit dialed in. Other than a couple minor adjustments, the fitter was impressed how well I "naturally" fit the bike.
Favorite Ride: Hope Road, Alaska
Price Paid:
$2500.00
Purchased At: Speedway Cycles
Similar Products Used: Demos- Cervelo P2 SL,Cannondale Slice 3, Fuji Aloha 1.0
Bike Setup: All stock for the moment, but will likely get a new wheelset and I'll do something with the brakes.
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