Trek Aluminium Frames
09-16-03, 01:00 AM
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Trek Aluminium Frames
Does anyone know how much a Trek Alpha SL aluminium frame weighs? Is this frame light enough for racing?
When I buy my De Rosa King (after many months of saving and first learning how to ride my Trek), I was thinking of using my Trek as a rain bike and for racing (don't want to crash a De Rosa Carbon frame!). Is the Trek aluminium frame with Ultegra groupset going to be fast enough for racing?
Ross
When I buy my De Rosa King (after many months of saving and first learning how to ride my Trek), I was thinking of using my Trek as a rain bike and for racing (don't want to crash a De Rosa Carbon frame!). Is the Trek aluminium frame with Ultegra groupset going to be fast enough for racing?
Ross
09-16-03, 02:04 AM
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I am not really sure about the weight, I didn't have the chance to weigh the frame alone before I put in the parts, but the trek SL aluminum frames are pretty light; besides it depends on the size of the frame too..
I don't think its a question of lightness, but stiffness when racing.. I think the frame is very stiff, too stiff for me in fact, so i guess its a pretty efficient ride to race in.
I don't think its a question of lightness, but stiffness when racing.. I think the frame is very stiff, too stiff for me in fact, so i guess its a pretty efficient ride to race in.
