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Old 04-25-26 | 06:15 AM
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I liked my Domane, but yea they tend to be on the higher priced side. Something to consider, if it means anything, potential is there that they maybe coming out with a Gen 5 soon that has UDH, which if it were me, I would wait for, unless you can talk the Trek dealer to lower the price on the Gen 4. Another option is to find a frame and then get your components separately then you do not have to replace them if they are not in your size\specs that would come with a full bike. I built up several bikes over the last few years and have gone the buy the frame and then build it up. Been very happy with that. Ended up being a lower cost and I got exactly what I wanted. Finally, find a solid couple year old bike that someone is selling and save a lot of money that way. Check out Buycycle, they have a lot of good deals out there on good used bikes. I have used them to sell several bikes and a load of parts, and have had a very good experience with them.
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