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yobiker111
a Recreational Rider
from Date Reviewed: October 18, 2008
Strengths: Stiff but still very comfortable. Very fast and feels like sports car. However, my Tuscany is still the century bike.Weaknesses: Although I should be set up I still have discomfort on some rides?? No cable guides...some claim make shifting awkward. I do not see much of a problem here.
To much money for a frame unless you r a pro.Bottom Line: Very stiff, after lots of seat time I still can't get position just right. Great bike. Mine 2004 frame lack the newer cable guides.
I've had the bike for a while but probably only ridden less than 500 miles and this during the past year as I am trying to get my young sons invilved in Tri. Great race bike, OK cruiser/century bike.
Favorite Ride: Any in beautiful Colorado
Price Paid:
$4000.00
Similar Products Used: many
Bike Setup: Blue Chris King hubs on DT 1.1,s and older Black King set on CXP 33's with 36 spoke for training. Dura Ace, Garmin 705
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John C.
a Triathlete
from Date Reviewed: October 2, 2006
Strengths: Material (Ti rules), aerodynamics, functional design
Weaknesses: price, weightBottom Line: I'll save you time. Go to www.bikesportmichigan.com and read Tom Demerly's review of this bike. I agree with every word he says. This is a stunning, well built, high-performance bike but no frame is worth $4200...which is why I bought mine on eBay for $2000 and built it up with top drawer parts.
Favorite Ride: Canyon Lake/Tortilla Flats
Price Paid:
$2100.00
Purchased At: eBay
Similar Products Used: Cervelo P2/P3, Litespeed Vortex
Bike Setup: dura-ace, FSA carbon cranks/TT ring, Vision aerobar,Easton Aero fork, Zipp 606
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