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Bike Selection... so I need some help

by jhudalla on June 11th, 2008
I'm looking, my better half is I should say, is looking for a tri bike. She's currently looking at the; Cervelo-P2C-Duraace http://www.cervelo.com/bikes.aspx?bike=P2C2008 QuintaRoo-Dulce http://rooworld.com/2007/default-US.aspx Felt-B12 http://www.feltracing.com/08/product.asp?catid=1504,1509&pid=8710 Weary is the path that does not challenge.
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Best Weekend EVER

by kylie on March 2nd, 2008
I spend Tuesday through Thursday in San Diego with Cervelo getting to test ride their bikes and see their wind tunnel testing and engineering presentations. Miles of Life --- Powered by MarkyV
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Down to 2

by SanDiegoTri on December 30th, 2007
Ok, I'm down to two bike choices for purchase. 1st is the 2008 Kuota K-Factor and 2nd is the 2007 Trek E9. Both fit and ride nicely. The E9 is 500.00 less expensive and comes with better components. I guess my question is carbon (K-Factor) worth the extra money. I race mostly sprint and oly distance races with a

Deal or no deal

by Leeghwater on December 20th, 2007
Hi, I am thinking about purchasing a second hand tri bike. I found a pretty decent bike from 1997-1998 with a complete Shimano 105 group and Rigida DP 18 rims for €250 (about $360). I have added a picture and parts specs. Would you recommend me to buy this bike given the price? (the appearance of the bike is not important to me) Thanks, Sander

Valdora Cycles Earns “Top Performance” Certification

by Editor on May 4th, 2007
Results are in: fatigue tests conducted by the most respected independent laboratory in the world, say it all
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