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Old 07-19-11 | 01:44 PM
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Originally Posted by pmt
Yeah, there's nothing wrong with the bike you have. A new one isn't going to make you any faster; training is what does that.
My current bike is an entry level, shimano 2300, aluminum forked, heavy ride. I got it because at the time there was no way in hell my wife was going to let me spend over a grand on a bike when i wasn't sure how much I was really going to enjoy it. Sine then I've really gotten into riding. While I still enjoy it I would like to move up to something with better components and at least a carbon fork. I figure if I'm going to spend close to $1500 for a nice aluminum frame bike might as well spend a few hundred more and go carbon fiber so I won't want to upgrade again as soon. My current bike will then become my bad weather bike and my tinkering bike, so I can learn how to do all of my own maintenance without worrying about putting my primmary bike out of commission until I can get to the LBS and pay them to fix it.
Thanks guys for your replys. I'm really looking forward to picking up this bike in the near future. I was thinking about the Tarmac too, but I think the Roubiax would be a little more comfortable and better suited for the type of riding I do.
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