BikeHard CarboLite FSA Ultegra Special Edition Road Bike

DESCRIPTION

  • Integrated Headtube
  • 6061 Double Butted main tubes
  • Smooth Sanded Welding
  • S-Bend High Modulous 3k Carbon Chainstays
  • High Modulous 3k Carbon Seatstays
  • RVD chevron carbon reinforcing
  • 2.8 lbs frame
  • Ultegra 6600 Complete
  • FSA component package

  • USER REVIEWS

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    [Oct 07, 2011]
    Jake
    Road Racer

    OVERALL
    RATING
    5
    VALUE
    RATING
    5

    This Bike has definitely harnessed the combination of performance and value for money. I researched this purchase for about a week to 2 and came to the conclusion that there was no bike with this spec for this value. Very happy customer!

    [Jun 25, 2006]
    Anonymous
    Recreational Rider

    OVERALL
    RATING
    5
    VALUE
    RATING
    4
    Strength:

    Cheap kicks. Supportive frame and stable even at high speeds. Shifts easily. Quality paint.

    Weakness:

    Seat is pretty hard. I traded it out for a more comfortable one. Then again, when you ride 80+ miles a week, you can never have a comfortable enough seat.

    Really pleased with the bike. It has a light frame, solid construction, rides great, and didn't break the bank. Exceeded my expectations, and makes me want to keep ride that much more. Its held up really well, and I can see myself riding it for a lot more years.

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    Trek 5200

    [May 03, 2006]
    Anonymous
    Road Racer

    OVERALL
    RATING
    5
    VALUE
    RATING
    5
    Strength:

    Very fast, Ultegra 10 speed is awesome, light. Favorite color is blue, so it goes well with my jerseys, and quite frankly, most of my clothing.
    Most important strength: my drunk fraternity brothers fell on it a couple times, frame still held up. I'm always concerned about carbon but so far so good.

    Weakness:

    had to have it built at my local shop, cuase it came in a box. Wheels (according to my mechanic) are a pain to true cuase the nipples are inside the rim. my first fall scuffed up the left shifter.

    My first 2 years of college I was riding around on my fathers old steal Basso (a gap I think, but the paint job was wrecked a while back). Fed up with the tank, I started looking around for something that would be lighter for all the hills.
    Somewhere along the search I stumbled on this Bikehard with an Ultegra build. Tried comparing it to other bikes in local shops both at home and at school and every time I looked at bikes in the 1400-1700 price range either I was looking at a crazy parts mix or a full aluminum frame with house brand components on it. In the end, since I’d ordered some parts for my mountain bike from them I ordered the FSA Bikehard from bicyclebuys.com.
    Overall I’d say the bike rides great, but of course I’m comparing it to a steal Italian frame (and of course the dozen other bikes I’ve test rode). Fast, very solid, and its light… way light. I’m 5’11, wiegh 160, and on the first ride crosswind pushed me into a pothole and I flipped over. Hurt so much I still remember it.

    Similar Products Used:

    Basso with old campy. (Test drove Treks, fujis, raleighs, specialized, etc.)

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