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10-11-06, 12:50 PM
Here is a thread from the road bike forums . Anyone who wants a sweet deal on a Pedal Force QS2-s Carbon Fiber frame should look into it.
I thought it was worth starting a new thread for this, as the old one has gotten jumbled and messy.
So, here you go folks! Hours of blood, sweat and tears went into this link (not quite, but you know what I mean) so enjoy!
http://www.pedalforce.com/groupbuy/
Remember, these come with warranty and all that fun Pedal Force stuff!
Hi Benjamin,
My mistake. For frame QS2-S and fork ID14, the price will be $550USD including shipping. And for frame only is $500USD. These prices are for 100 orders.
Regards,
Ming
For reference, here is the old thread- http://bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=233230
But let's try to keep this one the current one, because the old one has a lot of irrelevant stuff in it.
this is a description of the frame(taken from their website).
QS2-s frame $800.00
"The QS2-S is made from ultra high modulus Torayca M30S carbon fiber. It is slightly heavier than the QS2 (by about 50 g) but stiffer than the QS2 at the bottom bracket, head tube and chainstays (laterally). Compared with the QS2 (which is already plenty stiff), the extra stiffness of the QS2-S is normally not apparent. But while the QS2 gives a more forgiving and comfortable ride, the QS2-S is meant for powerful riders who like to sprint and do fast climbs and descents where every bit of extra stiffness helps.
this is a description of the included fork
ID14 $149.00
"A stylish looking fork, the ID14 is a 100% carbon construction with full carbon blades, crown and steerer. It is designed to give a great balance of lateral stiffness, low weight and with sufficient damping to absorb road noise. This fork is suitable for frames that use the integrated type headsets."
I thought it was worth starting a new thread for this, as the old one has gotten jumbled and messy.
So, here you go folks! Hours of blood, sweat and tears went into this link (not quite, but you know what I mean) so enjoy!
http://www.pedalforce.com/groupbuy/
Remember, these come with warranty and all that fun Pedal Force stuff!
Hi Benjamin,
My mistake. For frame QS2-S and fork ID14, the price will be $550USD including shipping. And for frame only is $500USD. These prices are for 100 orders.
Regards,
Ming
For reference, here is the old thread- http://bikeforums.net/showthread.php?t=233230
But let's try to keep this one the current one, because the old one has a lot of irrelevant stuff in it.
this is a description of the frame(taken from their website).
QS2-s frame $800.00
"The QS2-S is made from ultra high modulus Torayca M30S carbon fiber. It is slightly heavier than the QS2 (by about 50 g) but stiffer than the QS2 at the bottom bracket, head tube and chainstays (laterally). Compared with the QS2 (which is already plenty stiff), the extra stiffness of the QS2-S is normally not apparent. But while the QS2 gives a more forgiving and comfortable ride, the QS2-S is meant for powerful riders who like to sprint and do fast climbs and descents where every bit of extra stiffness helps.
this is a description of the included fork
ID14 $149.00
"A stylish looking fork, the ID14 is a 100% carbon construction with full carbon blades, crown and steerer. It is designed to give a great balance of lateral stiffness, low weight and with sufficient damping to absorb road noise. This fork is suitable for frames that use the integrated type headsets."