Why Look Forward To '11 Bikes?
06-20-10, 08:51 PM
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Why Look Forward To '11 Bikes?
I am waiting in anticipation for the new '11 line of Trek road bikes. Then, I asked myself: "why?"
The new bikes are going to be more or less identical to the '10's, only with slightly different paint jobs and an additional $100-$200 added to the price tag. Why should I look forward to that?!?
Aside from the new 105, perhaps the only logical reason to look forward to the '11's is that the '10's will be discounted.
What am I missing here?
The new bikes are going to be more or less identical to the '10's, only with slightly different paint jobs and an additional $100-$200 added to the price tag. Why should I look forward to that?!?
Aside from the new 105, perhaps the only logical reason to look forward to the '11's is that the '10's will be discounted.
What am I missing here?
06-20-10, 08:53 PM
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I wonder if the '11 Madones will detonate in even more spectacular and interesting ways than the '09 and '10 Madones?
06-20-10, 09:44 PM
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Anyone know when the 2011 Felts will be coming out? I'm drooling over a 2010 AR series, but am trying to patiently wait for a discount on a soon-to-be "last year's model."
06-21-10, 05:36 AM
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From the bits and pieces I've gotten from our manufacturers, the prices are going to stay the same
06-21-10, 08:17 AM
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I was told at my LBS that Specialized is making the Tarmac line into a more crit-centric bike since they have the Secteur now for the sport/comfort road market.
06-21-10, 08:24 AM
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I want to make a build during the winter for the next year, I might as well go at the LBS and bargain on 2010 CF when the 11 will come out LOL thanks for the idea guys 
