Cyclocross - A Novara cross bike...?

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I work for REI so I heard about this a while ago though they finally put up info on the web:
http://www.rei.com/product/47841728.htm?cm_re=Lead%2ATop%2Arivet&stat=nrivet05
Carbon fork and stays, aluminum main triangle, 105 and Ritchey components, on Ritchey wheels. Not sure I'm thrilled about the carbon rear end, but since I can pick one up for 800 it might happen...
Heh. It's funny how you would pay retail 1300 for something like that.. I am getting a bike with XT, X-9, and Ultegra components. With better wheels, better handlebars, carbon fork, probably a better seat. For a hundred bucks more than retail on that thing. I priced out my bike; I would be paying 2200 retail. :) Ride Soul, man. You won't regret. Awesome value, awesome machine.
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Pinky, I wouldnt worry about the carbon rear end (seat stay). Your back will thank you. I've been on all aluminum bikes for the last few years & you never notice the beating you take until you ride something like this. My race bikes this year are very similar to this frame & with carbon fork they are super smooth, especially on bumpy grassy courses. Of course a nice set of tubbies w/ low pressure helps too :). Your price ($800ish) is a very good deal for a complete, race ready crosser. Go for it!
DP
BlastRadius
10-08-04, 08:46 AM
I work for REI so I heard about this a while ago though they finally put up info on the web:
http://www.rei.com/product/47841728.htm?cm_re=Lead%2ATop%2Arivet&stat=nrivet05
Carbon fork and stays, aluminum main triangle, 105 and Ritchey components, on Ritchey wheels. Not sure I'm thrilled about the carbon rear end, but since I can pick one up for 800 it might happen...
Those are some nice specs. If you can get it for $800, that's definitely a deal.
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