Old 01-24-09 | 11:32 AM
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sstorkel
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Bikes: Cervelo RS, Specialized Stumpjumper FSR Pro, Schwinn Typhoon, Nashbar touring, custom steel MTB

Originally Posted by Jurgen
The RS is bound to have that satisfying lighter/stiffer feeling than the Roubaix Expert. It's just a better frame. (And priced accordingly.)

Compared to the S-Works, well, at least that's a slightly fairer fight.
Actually, I test-rode the Specialized Roubaix Expert because it uses essentially the same frame as the Roubaix Pro frameset I was considering. The RS frameset was $2200, while the Roubaix Pro frameset was $1900, so I think it's a pretty fair comparison.

The SL2 frameset retails for quite a bit more than the RS frameset... and hadn't been released when I was looking.
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