Hi, I believe the Trek aggressive geometry version is called H3, can you lay the names of some other companies models on me?
Thank you
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Hi, I believe the Trek aggressive geometry version is called H3, can you lay the names of some other companies models on me?
Thank you
I thought the H3 was the relaxed geometry, with H1 being the "racing" geometry - Trek is odd in that they don't really do different models, just different Hx numbers....
Specialized has their Tarmac (Racing) vs. Roubaix (relaxed)
Felt has F vs. Z
Giant has TCR vs Defy
Cannondale has SuperSix vs Synapse
There are others... of course
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I thought the H3 was the relaxed geometry, with H1 being the "racing" geometry - Trek is odd in that they don't really do different models, just different Hx numbers....
Specialized has their Tarmac (Racing) vs. Roubaix (relaxed)
Felt has F vs. Z
Giant has TCR vs Defy
Cannondale has SuperSix vs SynapseThere are others... of course
Hi, I must not be explaining myself correctly. When I say aggressive geometry I mean bike geometry designed to keep the cyclist comfortable only for short distances, say under 50KM. The TCR is used in the Tour de France, which is not a very aggressive geometry. I am not interested in a Triathon / TT bike.
Thank you
I have no idea what you are talking about then 🙂
Sounds like you're looking for TT bikes, like the Specialized Transition?
This looks like it'd be comfortable for able 3Km:
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