Thread: Long term comfort of Bianchi's C2C geometry?
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Old 07-28-07, 06:36 PM
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Originally Posted by Smorgasbord42
Apparently, "comfort geometries" are a fast growing segment of road bikes. In this segment, Specialized has the S-Works Roubaix and Trek has the Pilot. I'll be test riding those soon, but anyone have any comments comparing these 3 bikes?

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Fortunately it is not only the megabucks ($6-7K) S-Works version of the Roubaix that has the relaxed geometry for those who want it. The Pro, Expert, Comp, Elite and standard Roubaix models also have it for thousands less.
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