good deal?
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good deal?
2008 Cannondale Capo....mostly stock with the exception of EAI cog and new FSA crankset...also comes with an extra pair of Nitto bullhorns. The price is $475...do you guys think its a pretty good deal? Let me know, thanks
-Tyler
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I'd grab it. I assume used; $475 is a pretty good deal w/o tax or shipping if your getting this locally. However some will say the components on the newer Capo's aren't as nice, but I figure you'll be upgrading anyways since that seems to be the trend here.
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yea i have heard about the so-so components on the newer ones....but what components exactly are the not so good ones so i know what to replace first??? Thanks for the replies
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That's a great deal. All the components will hold up nicely under normal riding. I would get some kind of foot retention on the pedals though (toe clips/straps, power grips, clipless pedals) assuming it still has the platforms that come on it.
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decided not to grab it...went and rode it and stuff but it just didnt feel comfortable to me. I kinda have my mind set on saving some money for a bareknuckle