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Old 06-07-04 | 03:50 PM
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Bikes: Litespeed Firenze / GT Avalanche

I agree with the at least 105 theory. I would stay with Shimano for the reason that it is cheaper than Campy for the same component level.

Compact or traditional geometry is more a matter of personal preferance than anything. The theory is that a compact frame flexes less. But then you have twice as much seat post sticking out, which being a single tube, flexes even more.

I do think the Specialized bikes mentioned are a good place to start.
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