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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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

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

Results are in: fatigue tests conducted by the most respected independent laboratory in the world, say it all