down to three choices. specialized, masi, or salsa?
11-16-08, 12:12 AM
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here's my thinking. I want to get a good bike that i know i wont need to replace any components for at least a year. Hence specialized. If i really get into this bike thing, which i see happening, then i will get another bike down the road. I figure i will buy a steel frame and build my own ss around that. It should be much more rewarding that way, and i'll have a great bike still with the tri-X. I'm sure this bike will be a blast!
11-16-08, 12:16 AM
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Steel
-longer fatigue life
-doesn't fail catastrophically
-longer fatigue life
-doesn't fail catastrophically
11-16-08, 12:31 AM
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some new kind of kick
If you have any links pm me--the whole steel/alum
debate is one of perpetual interest.
debate is one of perpetual interest.
11-17-08, 05:34 PM
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