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  1. Hey everyone! i was just wondering what your opinions of the avanti san remo, prima, and sprint is??? which would i be best off with???

    thanks,

    john

  2. thanks for all ur great responses!!!

    come on, at least one person could respond!!!

    thanks,

    john

  3. seksy_johnny3 said:

    thanks for all ur great responses!!!

    come on, at least one person could respond!!!

    thanks,

    john


    I don't know the bikes, but you might help yourself by narrowing the question a little...

    What are your goals for riding? What aspects are you curious about?

  4. OK, I'll respond:

    As Avanti is Aus/NZ only the posting would have received more attention in the Aus Forum.

    Prima is a 7 speed Kids 650c bike, thats OK if you are under 5'. How old, tall are you?? Who is paying? MUM? Or your own money?? 😄 Is ths a first bike?

    I recomend a first bike to be 8 speed as the components are cheaper, chains, RD, cassettes, normally entry level components, choose Shimano Sora or Alivio in 8 speed.

  5. gclark8 said:

    OK, I'll respond:

    As Avanti is Aus/NZ only the posting would have received more attention in the Aus Forum.

    Prima is a 7 speed Kids 650c bike, thats OK if you are under 5'. How old, tall are you?? Who is paying? MUM? Or your own money?? 😄 Is ths a first bike?

    I recomend a first bike to be 8 speed as the components are cheaper, chains, RD, cassettes, normally entry level components, choose Shimano Sora or Alivio in 8 speed.

    ]

    i'm close to 6 foot, and i'm paying, and yeah, it is a first bike. want to use it to get in shape, and eventually for both bike races and triathlons.

    thanks,

    john

  6. Hi John,

    Just need the location now.. 🙂

    OK, for Tri and Road have a look at the Felt range:
    http://www.feltbicycles.com/felt2006/03ROAD/road.php

    Check with the Aus importer as to models imported. I can suggest a shop when I know where you are located.
    http://www.feltbicycles.com/felt2006/distributor/distributor.php#australia

  7. gclark8 said:

    Hi John,

    Just need the location now.. 🙂

    OK, for Tri and Road have a look at the Felt range:
    feltbicycles.comroad.php

    Check with the Aus importer as to models imported. I can suggest a shop when I know where you are located.
    feltbicycles.comdistributor.php

    I haven't ridden a Felt as yet, I want to, but try to find a shop that sells Cytek Massimos with Ultegra or Dura Ace and go for a wee ride. It will give you an idea what you can buy for a few grand.The carbon's pretty damn good for the price.
    cytekbicycles.comframes.htm

  8. gclark8 said:

    Hi John,

    Just need the location now.. 🙂

    OK, for Tri and Road have a look at the Felt range:
    feltbicycles.comroad.php

    Check with the Aus importer as to models imported. I can suggest a shop when I know where you are located.
    feltbicycles.comdistributor.php


    just to answer the loaction question, south east melbourne

  9. Mates got a Avanti Kona. pretty nice bike. Got full 105 gear on it. After market carbon forks cos i think the ones that came with it were'nt that great but a relatively good bike.

    I have been looking at bikes a fair bit recently due to buying one (not avanti) and with Avanti, i believe like a lot of brands, they are basically selling a very similar frame, sometimes the only difference is the paint work, with a bunch of shimano gear with generic brakes.

  10. seksy_johnny3 said:

    just to answer the loaction question, south east melbourne

    John, It may be worth a call to the importer for a Felt Brochure. I found them to be better handling than Avanti.

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    Australia

    Southcott Pty Ltd.
    34 Hinkler Road
    Mordialloc- Melbourne,
    Victoria 3195 Australia

    Tel. 03 9580 73 88
    Fax 03 9580 72 83
    Toll free: 1800 805 024

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