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Keep in mind I have no frame of reference to other TT bikes so I am only comparing it to my Orca. I would consider it to be much stiffer than the Orca. To me this is only noticeable on turns. I have a very tight turn on my daily route and the line I can hold on the Ordu is not near as tight as what I can hold on the Orca. But it is still very stable and I have no concerns about it at all. I think it is just the nature of the bike. My racing and training on the Ordu are all TT related and almost all 40K races so if you are predominantly a triathlon participant I'm not sure my 24 mile rides are any comparison to your potentially much longer bike portions of a triathlon. However, with that said, assuming a flat course, I can stay on the aerobars the entire 40K without much if any discomfort from the bike. I have occassionally gotten out of the saddle to give my rear end a rest, but that's usually just momentary. For frame of reference I am 57 years old and have only been riding for about 6 or 7 years and racing for 3. If you are an entry level triathlete I think you would be very happy with the Ordu. If you are a Cat 1 or 2 (if that's what they call it in triathlons) I'd suggest you get more info from more experience riders before you base a descion on my thoughts. But I love my Ordu. Bought the frame on Ebay and had it built the way I wanted it and have had no probems whatsoever withit. Good luck in your choice. And keep racing.
