garskoci

Hello!

Does anyone ride a Douglas Precision Plus? This is the one with the Reynolds carbon seat stays. Initially, I was considering a Tuscany, but the price tag is a bit much. I will use this bike for road trips and triathlon training. (switching back and fourth between the tri bike and road bike) Any thoughts on the Douglas?

Thanks!

Serpico

Link?

garskoci

https://www.coloradocyclist.com/commo...41,32743,31606

Serpico

Found a couple links.

Douglas Precision Ti v. Litespeed Firenze

Douglas Bikes - Good Bikes?

Roadbikereview.com doesn't have any reviews, but has more info RE: frame, than the coloradocyclist link:

Frame: Custom cold worked/shaped 3AL/2.5V titanium with Reynolds Ride-Tuned carbon seat stays and 1 1/8” head tube. 5-year warranty. Fork: Reynolds carbon fiber Ouzo Pro with threadless carbon steerer. Frame Weight: (57cm) 3 lbs., 3 oz. Features: USA designed and manufactured, 3-D shaped top tube and down tube, Reynolds Ride-Tuned carbon seat stays; tapered 3D chain stays; Precision 6/4 dropouts, brake bridge; down tube, cable stops; alloy seatpost clamp, two bottle mounts. Color: Brushed platinum finish. Sizes: 49–63cm in 2cm increments, center to top.

Douglas Precision is Colorado Cyclist's "house brand". They're made by Titanium Sports in Kennewick Washington. Link below.

Titanium Sports website


found the above info using google, advanced search, exact phrase "Douglas precision"...

garskoci

Thank you. I've read through all of the previous posts. I was hoping to get someone's opinion that has been riding the bike for a while. On the up side, I did manage to find a Tuscany that is cheaper than the Douglas. But, the BS doesn't want to sell their bikes unless I'm standing in their store. Sheeeeez! Thanks again.

Serpico

If you go to TiSports webpge they sometimes have overstock that they sell directly, pretty decent prices too. I think a few people have bought from them.

Good luck.