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Willier Road Frames
What do you think of the Wilier La Triestina for around $720. I am looking to get my first nice frame while moving up from my current 1998 Cannondale Cad2. I like my Cannondale but it is too big for me at 54cm. I need a 52 so I am in the market.
I'm looking for a mid range frame and was looking to spend between $350 and $700. Thoughts?? |
Well if you like the Cannondale...why dont you stick with a Cannondale?
The Specialized Allez frameset is in that price range. |
Originally Posted by VA_Esquire
(Post 12440066)
Well if you like the Cannondale...why dont you stick with a Cannondale?
The Specialized Allez frameset is in that price range. |
I have the Wilier Izoard. Part of my decision was because of its relative rarity versus a sea of Cannondale, Trek, Specialized, Giant, and Cervelo bikes around here - not a knock on these brands. I have the Allez with triple crank for my winter bike, but now that I know, I'd sooner pick the La Triestina. If you haven't arleady looked at it in person, the triple-butted aluminum also incorporates internal cable routing! A nice detail for its price.
One more thing, I don't think Wilier sizes their bikes in 52,54,56, etc. They're in XS, S, M, L.....their S is more like a 51 though, so you might fit an M. Try both sizes if you can. |
Go custom steel.
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Originally Posted by Trouble
(Post 12440808)
Go custom steel.
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