Think I'm Pulling the Trigger!
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Think I'm Pulling the Trigger!
I've been looking for a new road bike with a $3,000 budget. After looking at endurance vs race bikes, I preferred the race orientation more. I tested Trek, Cannondale, Specialized, Giant, Raleigh, Bianchi, Scott and a few others I can't remember right now. I narrowed it down to the Trek Madone, Cannondale Supersix EVO and the Specialized Tarmac due to feel and the availability at my LBSs. But everytime I rode the Cannondale Supersix EVO, I felt like I was home.
I have to go to my preferred LBS Monday on my way home from work for a tune up on my old bike. I plan on pulling the trigger on the Cannondale Supersix EVO 3 Ultegra. They have one in a box in stock and quoted me a price of $2,600+ tax, extensive fitting included. I thought this was a good price, especially after looking at prices on the web today.
I'm pretty excited about it.
I have to go to my preferred LBS Monday on my way home from work for a tune up on my old bike. I plan on pulling the trigger on the Cannondale Supersix EVO 3 Ultegra. They have one in a box in stock and quoted me a price of $2,600+ tax, extensive fitting included. I thought this was a good price, especially after looking at prices on the web today.
I'm pretty excited about it.
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I've been looking for a new road bike with a $3,000 budget. After looking at endurance vs race bikes, I preferred the race orientation more. I tested Trek, Cannondale, Specialized, Giant, Raleigh, Bianchi, Scott and a few others I can't remember right now. I narrowed it down to the Trek Madone, Cannondale Supersix EVO and the Specialized Tarmac due to feel and the availability at my LBSs. But everytime I rode the Cannondale Supersix EVO, I felt like I was home.
I have to go to my preferred LBS Monday on my way home from work for a tune up on my old bike. I plan on pulling the trigger on the Cannondale Supersix EVO 3 Ultegra. They have one in a box in stock and quoted me a price of $2,600+ tax, extensive fitting included. I thought this was a good price, especially after looking at prices on the web today.
I'm pretty excited about it.
I have to go to my preferred LBS Monday on my way home from work for a tune up on my old bike. I plan on pulling the trigger on the Cannondale Supersix EVO 3 Ultegra. They have one in a box in stock and quoted me a price of $2,600+ tax, extensive fitting included. I thought this was a good price, especially after looking at prices on the web today.
I'm pretty excited about it.

Good luck with the new bike...does seem like a good deal.
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Bikes: 2014 Cannondale Supersix EVO 3, 2015 Trek 520, 2017 Bike Friday Pocket Rocket, 2022 Moots Vamoots Disc RSL
Funny comment. Honestly, I like riding away from home, but I like returning too!
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