I need help with identifying an Tri bike I figured this was the best spot to learn what I have I bought this bike for 300$ on my local craiglist, dont worry it didnt come with the wheels otherwise this would have been considered a deal too good to believe. But the bicycle came with a complete Sram Force groupset and a Sram RED Carbon crankset, I was wondering if anyknow knew anything about the frame and whats it worth, the fork seems to be worth 100-200$ and the SRAM set anywhere from 400-600$ if any of my numbers are wrong I would like for just some more information.

My 2012 Jamis Xenith T

FSA SLK Carbon Compact Drop Bars
3T 90Cm Stem
ZIPP 30's WheelSet
Sram Red 2012/2013 Group Set
Fizik K3 Arione Saddle
KMC DLC Black/Red Chain
Look Keo Blade Chro Pedals
Weight: 16.15 Lbs

Been using it for recovery from Track/XC races and going on the Elite Group rides on the weekends!
Even though a TT Frame with Drop bars, I feel super comfortable and able to output great power when riding

my 2010 Cervelo P1

Pretty thang!

2013 Cervelo P3

https://www.bikeforums.net/attachment...1&d=1476182501

Trek Speed Concept

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Before people freak out over a road bike being transformed into a TT bike, it has a factory TT specific seatpost (bike was designed to do both drop bars and TT)

Is this Crater Lake in Oregon?

It is. My wife and I were traveling to a race in Washington and stopped there for a long weekend last July.

Here's my 2017 season training and racing tri bike.

Those Scott DH handlebars..

My 2018 season bike.

Some (many) of these bikes are proof that manufacturers are putting way too many decals on frames/wheels these days. I think "less is more" in these cases.

Dan

Awesome TT bikes!

I have bought and given away, then bought again, then given away and bought again, but for the last time, this time. However, I have little idea of what I have or what its vintage might be.

Generally, I restrict my Bike Forums interest towards Classic and Vintage road bikes and I suppose that this Quintanno Roo "Q Road UL" could fall, almost, into the C & V class. None the less, I do intend to build it up and, to do so will require a bit of paint work. The paint is mostly good but there are issues with flaking and possible aluminum oxide beginning to form. The oxidation is not an issue, in my mind, as it is minor. But I want to clean the bike up and, perhaps, add it to my little stable.

With that in mind, I would like to ask if anyone knows where I could get a decal set for this old bike? Here are some pictures to help with ideas...

I am an old guy and my bikes are mostly old, too, but my son has one of his in our garage. I keep reminding him that he might want to take it over to his house (now that he and his wife are not living aboard their sailboat any more). He shrugs and says he's done with 1/2 Iron Man competitions. It's a Quintana Roo Lucero. Is he right, or should this be living a better life elsewhere?

I have had one of these bikes for a few years now, it’s a trek team time trail bike 2000 and was wondering what it would be worth in the uk? Would post a pic but not allowed.
Thank you Gareth

It violates the nice picture setup ideals since it is on the trainer, but it's all I've got for pics right now.

It on its lonesome:



With the dummy riding it:

Here's my 2019 season ride.

my super mega ultra budget parts-bin build:

Another day, another round of upgrades to the ol' Schwinn, cuz this is what I do.

Nobody knows why:

You choose a decal yet for the disc? I've been posting in your Slowtwitch forum topic.

I don't really post in this one, I post in the TT topic over in the 33 mostly.

I've always said they should do a budget build category. Sub-$500 all-in. Kind of like 24 hours of Lemons car race theme.