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Description
FRAME OCLV HC Carbon
FORK Bontrager Aero TT
WHEELS Bontrager Race Aero
DRIVETRAIN:
crankset Shimano 105 53/39 rear derailleur Shimano Ultegra
SIZES 52, 56, 60cm
COLORS Titanite Black
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Last Updated: Mon Nov 07 2005
Reviews
Equinox 11
Reviewed by: Dave Threlfall, Sun Sep 12 2004
Just received my new Equinox11 and so far VERY pleased!
The frame is different from USPS TT frame, take a look at the section of the frame near the head tube, makes for slightly different angles, but unless ur Lanceyboy, no probs, great bike for upgrading the "OK" 105 Groupset.
The frame is different from USPS TT frame, take a look at the section of the frame near the head tube, makes for slightly different angles, but unless ur Lanceyboy, no probs, great bike for upgrading the "OK" 105 Groupset.
8 of 20 people found this review helpful
makes me a better rider
Reviewed by: Twrx8, Fri Aug 24 2007
Price Paid: $2000.00
Model Year: 2006
Pros: Aerodynamics! DuraAce/ Ultegra components, carbon fibor bells&whistles (brake handles, crank, aerobars, etc)
Cons: could be lighter?
Comparing this to the TTX of the same year, or the new 9.9, this bike is an absolute bargain. For far less dough than the TTX's you get essentially the same insanely aero, stiff frame, the same DuraAce rear-derailleur, and the same Aero X Lites. You just have to deal with 'lesser' (Ultegra) brakes, frontderailleur, and the bontrager Xlite crank (which i prefer to the DuraAce anyway)
With my HED jet 60mm front wheel, and Renn 575 rear disc on race days, it's an absolute rocket!
I completely love this bike! I smile everytime I ride it, heck, everytime I look at it! This bike makes me a better triathlete!
Model Year: 2006
Pros: Aerodynamics! DuraAce/ Ultegra components, carbon fibor bells&whistles (brake handles, crank, aerobars, etc)
Cons: could be lighter?
Comparing this to the TTX of the same year, or the new 9.9, this bike is an absolute bargain. For far less dough than the TTX's you get essentially the same insanely aero, stiff frame, the same DuraAce rear-derailleur, and the same Aero X Lites. You just have to deal with 'lesser' (Ultegra) brakes, frontderailleur, and the bontrager Xlite crank (which i prefer to the DuraAce anyway)
With my HED jet 60mm front wheel, and Renn 575 rear disc on race days, it's an absolute rocket!
I completely love this bike! I smile everytime I ride it, heck, everytime I look at it! This bike makes me a better triathlete!