Pulling the trigger on a bike

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09-22-12, 11:31 PM

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Tubeset, Carbon Fork, ALL of the components. Srsly.

09-23-12, 06:35 AM

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Originally Posted by fluent

How does it compare to something like a brand new Kilo TT though? What makes it better if it is?

Time to stop waffling and as you say, PULL THE TRIGGER.

Those two people told you to go buy the bike. One dude told you to RUN. Buy the bike, ask about the TT after. The TT which is a POS compared to that thing.

09-23-12, 09:30 AM

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Yea I know, I'm ready to get it but he isn't getting back and I have today only before I head to nyc for a couple weeks.

10-12-12, 09:50 PM

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So never heard back from the guy with the jamis and found a kilo TT raw stripper on craigslist for $180 so I picked it up. So far so good, but I have to get used to riding a fixed gear now.

Thanks for everyones help.