A nice aluminum frame?
08-26-08, 04:38 PM
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08-26-08, 04:47 PM
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08-26-08, 06:30 PM
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^^typically....I have been seeing EVERY caad9 on ebay go for at LEAST $500...even caad8....I got mine for $300 on ebay...it was an auction with the reserve set to $150...i told the guy i would give him $250 to end it early and he did!...$50 later for shipping and i have a $300 frame. to put my 09 rival and ritchey WCS bars and stem on!
now what wheels....
now what wheels....
08-26-08, 06:33 PM
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and why in the world would I do this when i can get a braze on...with the right clamp on adapter...then when i am done with the current frame..I can get a new $10 adapter if current one does not fit...or use the braze on if its a braze on frame....right?
08-26-08, 06:55 PM
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Another vote for the CAAD9
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08-26-08, 07:06 PM
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Need price range to give you better advice.
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08-26-08, 07:45 PM
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CAAD9...I really love mine. Originally purchased as a crit bike, I found myself training on it solely for about five months this year. Century training rides, climbing in the mountains, pretty much anything. I was truly shocked that the ride wasn't more harsh, having come from carbon. I missed her, so I swapped pedals and rode her just short of 70 miles this afternoon.
08-26-08, 07:56 PM
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How about some Euro style?
Carrera Prometeo
https://redroseimports.com/Carrera_PrometeoRC.html
De Rosa Team
https://www.trialtir-usa.com/2008-der...am/team-mp.htm
Carrera Prometeo
https://redroseimports.com/Carrera_PrometeoRC.html
De Rosa Team
https://www.trialtir-usa.com/2008-der...am/team-mp.htm
