Specialized Allez Comp vs Trek 2.1
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Specialized Allez Comp vs Trek 2.1
Both are 2012 models and even money. The Trek comes with Shimano pedals and the Specialized does not. Both are a Sram Apex group. Is one significantly different/better than the other?

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Buying from the same shop? Maybe that could be the deciding factor. Which shop would you rather be coming back to for service, upgrades, etc. BTW - I'd go with the Trek, if for the only reason being that I think that green color is amazing.
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From: San Diego, CA
Bikes: 19 Look 765 Gravel RS, 18 Cervelo C5, 13 Niner Jet9 RDO, 08 Surly Crosscheck, 05 Serotta Fierte
Which fits better? Note that small specialized bikes have very aggressive geometries - I.e. very long reach due to very steep seat tube.
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All the 58s fit almost the same. I'm 6'1" and more leg than torso. Just about all of the bikes I've ridden seemed about 1/2" too long. A shorter stem and I'm good to go. I'm not sure what happened with the pic in his add, but it was a 105 group on the Specialized instead of the Sram. The guy said it was a backup bike and he was upgrading and it was never ridden and was the odd bike out. Maybe 75 miles on the bike. It looks nearly show room new. Next to no wear on the cranks and basically new tires. Plus I like the satin black paint better than the gloss black / red paint.
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