2011 Capo 2 Opinions?
08-25-10, 11:38 PM
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08-26-10, 07:12 AM
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Link goes to 2010 model. Is 2011 different?
08-26-10, 12:52 PM
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Love the Capo. It's been said before..this bike is all about that frame, that awesome frame! Components are not top shelf but sensible enough for day-to-day street duties. Wheels are to take the rolling knocks and bumps of city life not for feather-weight. (Capo 1 is more suited for track duties with those Mavic wheels). Alas I did not buy one as I had planned as I stumbled into the hella fun that is mountain biking so ended up going in another direction.
Capo's are great bikes, harsher riding compared to the more flexy steel bikes...obviously. It's a Cannondale, you certainly can find a cheaper SS rig elsewhere but if you have the coin it's not bad. A bike (frame) you can have and hold onto for ages.
Capo's are great bikes, harsher riding compared to the more flexy steel bikes...obviously. It's a Cannondale, you certainly can find a cheaper SS rig elsewhere but if you have the coin it's not bad. A bike (frame) you can have and hold onto for ages.
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