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Originally Posted by clausen
Cannot speak for the Lemond, never ridden that one. I have ridden an SL3 and it was a very nice ride. Currently ride a Via Nirone 7 that has the same geometry and love it short ride and long rides. Cannot go wrong with Veloce very dependable. The Ventos wheels of the past few years have been extremely reliable, as mentioned by many member here and the new 2006s should be the same but lighter. First thing I would change is the saddle.
Thanks for the reply! Yep, will def. change the saddle - pretty much expect to do that with any bike. That's good to hear about the wheels, 'cause the bontragers on the Lemond are supposed to be better/more reliable, but I believe they're actually made by the same parent company.

The Veloce definitely felt very solid when shifting, but who can tell from a 20 minute ride how they'll hold up over time. Thanks!

Oh, any feelings on the brakes? Pads?
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