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Replacement for Specialized Secteur Compact

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Old 02-24-15 | 12:11 PM
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Replacement for Specialized Secteur Compact

My regular commute takes me down a road with several parked cars along the side of the road. This morning, one of those cars pulled out and I ended up hitting its front quarter and did an end-over-end. The bike is a write-off, but the driver said he would pay for my bike. I figured I would take cash for the value of my bike and look for opportunities for an upgrade. I don't want a huge improvement but was wondering what options are comparable to my old ride for a few hundred more dollars.

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Old 02-24-15 | 12:19 PM
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your priorities should be:

1) go to doctor get checked out
2) worry about replacing bike

hopefully you got the guys insurance information etc.
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Old 02-24-15 | 12:21 PM
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Roubaix. Same geometry + carbon.
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Old 02-24-15 | 12:33 PM
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Got the driver's info and already went to the hospital. My wife is a physician and she checked me out.

Roubaix is definitely on the list. Any other makes?



Originally Posted by cderalow
your priorities should be:

1) go to doctor get checked out
2) worry about replacing bike

hopefully you got the guys insurance information etc.
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Old 02-24-15 | 12:44 PM
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You could get replacement value for bike from driver, then buy a new frame from Specialized under the crash replacement policy. Pocket remainder.

Other than that, I second the Roubaix recommendation especially if you really liked the fit of your Secteur. Domane is supposed to be excellent too.
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Old 02-24-15 | 12:47 PM
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+1 on checking out the price of a Secteur or Roubaix frame via the crash replacement program.

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Old 02-24-15 | 01:21 PM
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Never knew about this program--I'll have to look into it with my LBS. Thanks!
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Old 02-24-15 | 01:33 PM
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Never knew about this program--I'll have to look into it with my LBS. Thanks!
It's 20% off of retail for the replacement, and you turn in the old frame. I know from experience it also applies to handlebars and helmets.
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