This is an open ended question, and it's been lightly covered in Triathlete magazine, but I thought I'd get the forumers opinions.
I would go with the Cervelo Dual, full Ultegra components, including drivetrian, Aero Profile, internal cabeling, adjustable seat angle, nice set of wheels to at 1499$. Trek Equinox 7 is nice too, and has always had a good show in price-to-quality I think. Trek is a mix of 105/Ultegra parts I think, along with many good Bontrager parts. ...Am I the only one that thinks the QR Kilo could quite possibly have the ugliest paint job possible? Hopefully I haven't targeted myself to flaming in my first post in this thread. |
Obviuosly fit is the most important thing, but as a Cervelo owner, I think they are the best. I spent a long time researching and riding different bikes. The Cervelo was amazing. Weel engineered and it accelerated like a demon. Add to that the flexibilty of the reversible sit post, which allows you to go full tri or a more relaxed tri position if you are not flexible enough to go a full 78 degrees. Another that I was impressed with was the Felt, the S25 in particular in that price range.
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Fuji Aloha. Or the Giant TCR Aero1 I have for sale.
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i love my dual.
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I read in triathlete magazine somewhere that a girl won Long Course Championships (I don't think it was World Championships) on a stock dual, the only part she replaced was the rear wheel with a disc.
From looking around Dual and Felt seem to dominate this market. |
Another "love my dual"
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