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New Bike Maker?

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  1. Bike shops in Georgia are selling a bike called "Blue." There website is www.rideblue.com Regarding price they seem to start at 2K. The company is out of Georgia, I believe near Atlanta. Anyone know anything about these bikes?
    Tchea
    Slicer7

  2. Never heard of them, but they look alright. Seems they like Pinarello paint jobs or similar. Always nice colors and schemes. Not sure who's looking for a bike with alum front forks though. Carbon forks take away a lot of vibration and come on a lot of other brands now.

  3. I have not seen any of these bikes either on rides or in shops in my area.
    They have www.all3sports.com listed as a dealer, but I did not see any of these bikes when I purchased my bike, but it's been a while since I have been in the store.

    I like the paint scheme.
    One of the models lists carbon seat stays and forks.

  4. Felt_Rider said:

    I have not seen any of these bikes either on rides or in shops in my area.
    They have www.all3sports.com listed as a dealer, but I did not see any of these bikes when I purchased my bike, but it's been a while since I have been in the store.

    I like the paint scheme.
    One of the models lists carbon seat stays and forks.

    all3sports has the Blue listed in the Tri road category. Nice shop....

    tf

  5. Supposedly, Genesis Scuba started making bikes (Blue) for their cycling team as they couldn't get the kind of deal they wanted with current manufacturers (I believe this story is on the website). I've been seeing them for a year now, mainly being ridden by Genesis Scuba team members.

    Up close, the build quality appears to be very good, and they DO have carbon forks, at least available.

    Overall, nice-looking bikes, I need to go ride one and see how it is. Incidentally, I'm located just north of Atlanta.

    John

  6. I saw 2 of the bikes in a local shop last week and to me the paint and graphic scheme was awesome. Best looking bike I've seen lately.

    Todd

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