Hi guys and gals,
After a prang a couple of weeks ago I can add a cracked frame to my craked elbow and cracked thumb. So now I need a new frame.
Any thoughts on Cervolo R25 versus Trek5200?
Thanks
Cipo
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"Cipo" <[email hidden]
Quoted message said:
After a prang a couple of weeks ago I can add a cracked frame to my
craked elbow and cracked thumb. So now I need a new frame.Any thoughts on Cervolo R25 versus Trek5200?
The R2.5 is stupid-light.. how much do you weigh?
The 5200 is much more common and probably
better suited to 'normal' road riding/racing.
How much cash to play with? My LBS stocks
both and I think the Trek would be MUCH
cheaper.hippy
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How much do I weigh? 83kg. Is that too heavy for the R25?
hippy said:
"Cipo" <[email hidden]
Quoted message said:
After a prang a couple of weeks ago I can add a cracked frame to my
craked elbow and cracked thumb. So now I need a new frame.Any thoughts on Cervolo R25 versus Trek5200?
The R2.5 is stupid-light.. how much do you weigh?
The 5200 is much more common and probably
better suited to 'normal' road riding/racing.
How much cash to play with? My LBS stocks
both and I think the Trek would be MUCH
cheaper.hippy
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Cipo said:
Any thoughts on Cervolo R25 versus Trek5200?google "Cervelo R2.5", it seems the 2004 frames had manufacturing issues, the 2005 is 200g lighter and much improved.
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