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Old 07-29-09, 02:28 PM
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Originally Posted by millarj
I may be a complete newb here, but the Roubaix has essentially the same wheelbase, fork rake, seat and head tube angles, and top tube length as the CAAD9. If the CAAD9 is a racing frame, then it looks like the Fuji is too?

The Fuji has a carbon uni-stay seat stay so maybe that makes it feel a little less aggressive?
Without doing any research I'm going to guess that the Roubaix has a sloping top tube and taller head tube. This puts the rider in a lesser aggressive position than the CAAD with a shorter head tube.

The Roubaix is still considered a racer (someone correct me if I'm wrong) but it is more suited to rougher roads at longer distances.
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