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Join Date: May 2006
Location: Melbourne, Austalia
Posts: 72
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So far the only minor problem has been a picky rear cassette/derailleur which had a tendency to hunt in the middle cogs occasionally. The bike shop was very good about it and tuned it ASAP every time I bought it in and offered to replace if the problem continued. It seems to have settled down now. I also snapped a drive side spoke which was a bit frustrating (especially as I went for the truck wheel option) but I put this down to 'bunny hopping' train tracks, which I guess it really wasn't designed for (esp as I'm about 93kg). Once again the bike shop was great and had me back on the road asap. The only addition I have made is a Cateye Astrale 8 computer and some blue bar tape after the factory tape started to disintegrate/gather at about the 2500km mark (is that a reasonable life span for bar tape?), blue tape looks very cool against the blue/black frame. In short I love it and would make the same decision again. My work mates have some very sweet DuraAce equipped bikes and I have to say I have no desire to up-spec my 10spd 105 (2006) running gear. Any difference is so marginal, at my level, to be virtually irrelevant (I’m sure an extra 10mins of training a week would make up any difference in speed/time).[/font] |
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Strathfield, (Sydney), Australia
Posts: 813
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Got my Scott Speedster S10 just after Xmas last year
have done 6,500 km and have no complaints It rides beautifully and stands up to my pounding (I'm a big guy) Can't praise the bike enough Also, what a name Cheers SCOTT Quote:
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#33 |
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 3
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Sounds like you guys are in love with Scott bikes - I saw a thread elswhere here that also raves about them - I'll check them out this w/e. I like the sound of the CR1 particularly.
Another question - I hear about "comfort" vs "racing" geometry - eg a Giant OCR is 'comfort', vs Giant TCR is 'racing' - so are the racing bikes less comfortable, but faster and more expensive? No takers to discuss an Orbea ? Or a Specialised Roubaix? Or Giant? Or Trek? (I'm slowly trawling other threads, apologies in advance if already addressed!) |
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Melbourne
Posts: 9
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Now that I have bought my Giant CRX-Zero I will have to get a cycle computer. Just so I can update everyone how it goes for KM and time.. It got wet last night well so did I. I am very happy with it .But it is still the honeymoon period..I just love it to bits Cheers All James |
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