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Entry Level Tri Bike

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  1. Can anyone recommend a reasonably priced first tri bike that
    I can build on? A local friend thinks the Cervelo Dual is a
    good choice at $1600. Any others?

  2. Stephanie said:

    Can anyone recommend a reasonably priced first tri bike
    that I can build on? A local friend thinks the Cervelo
    Dual is a good choice at $1600. Any others?

    I second your friend's opinion. I have a Cervelo One (which
    is basically the same as a Dual. Just a year older and
    renamed) and love it.

    John

  3. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by Stephanie
    Can anyone recommend a reasonably priced first tri bike that
    I can build on? A local friend thinks the Cervelo Dual is a
    good choice at $1600. Any others?

    Check out Guru. Made just down the street from Cervelo. Simon Whitfield won the Gold medal at the inagural triathlon at Sydney on one. Also custom made for you and painted however you want. Their entry model is the Cronalu - very aero and stiff aluminum. Really nice bike (from insiders).

    www.gurubicycles.com

  4. Sorry,

    www.gurubikes.com

  5. Stephanie said:

    Can anyone recommend a reasonably priced first tri bike
    that I can build on? A local friend thinks the Cervelo Dual
    is a good choice at $1600. Any others?

    Go to a reputable tri bike shop and have them fit you to a
    bike and take a test ride on each one you consider.

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