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My local shop got one of these in and it just happens to be my size. I've toyed around with the idea of a cross bike, but actually having one in my size totry out has me fiending now:love:
Anyone else have any experience with this bike? Thoughts and opinions.
BTW I will NOT be racing xcross on it! Just road training rides and less tech singletrack and fireroads.
reflux
04-18-2006, 03:34 AM
Is that the one with carbon fork? If so, a friend of mine just got one a month or so ago...and he LOVES it. Unfortunately I can't say anything more than that, but he did say that it's been ridden more often than his prophet. I guess you'd have to know him to put that into perspective, but still.
-dustin
04-19-2006, 08:48 PM
real popular bike amongst the mechanics at my shop.
Andy_B
04-20-2006, 08:36 AM
I've got the S-works version of it. I use mine for CX racing in the fall, this spring I used it on the dirt roads for training.
Size it for how you want to ride it. I race a 54 for CX, but would need a 56 for a road ride.
The sport and comp version sized as a road bike make great touring set-ups as well.
James
04-21-2006, 04:28 PM
My local shop got one of these in and it just happens to be my size. I've toyed around with the idea of a cross bike, but actually having one in my size totry out has me fiending now:love:
Anyone else have any experience with this bike? Thoughts and opinions.
BTW I will NOT be racing xcross on it! Just road training rides and less tech singletrack and fireroads.
Dude, that is a HOT bike! I was checking out the S-Works frameset at a shop in TX a couple of weeks back, and I'm all about it.
I have the S-Works CX frame from a couple of years ago as my commuter, and it rules. Have some 32c Conti cross tires on it, and it's awesome for my commute to/from work. It's a blast on dirt roads, and stuff like that too. I've been considering taking it out into Fort Ord and seeing how a longer ride would feel.
I'd love to swap it out for a new TriCross though, if for no other reason than to just have something new...:)
You on a skinny-tired (knobby or not) 700c bike is one of the signs of the coming apocalypse, you know that right?
James
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