Any opinions out there on the Wilier Lavaredo frame set?
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Yep I got a Lavaredo 2002, still riding it, lovely frame, robust, but not ultra light. The size and sloping frame fits me perfectly and would struggle to get the same fit again. Bit of twist in the bottom bracket and with Chorus and campag Eurus wheels not ultra light - but still excellent bike. 8/10.
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Yep I got a Lavaredo 2002, still riding it, lovely frame, robust, but not ultra light. The size and sloping frame fits me perfectly and would struggle to get the same fit again. Bit of twist in the bottom bracket and with Chorus and campag Eurus wheels not ultra light - but still excellent bike. 8/10.Thanks for the reply. The frame set I bought recently is used and had been supplied by Wilier to a cat 1-2 team and used for time trials. It does not have a sloping frame, but tradition geometry with an oversize and shaped downtube. It is on the heavy side--I usually ride a Trek oclv110--but I anticipate using in in 20 mile fast rides. I am hoping for a stiff and nimble ride.
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