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19-05.-2004, 07:19 PM
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Re: Ibex Corrida Ultimate flat-bar roadbike
"Dario" <asd@asd.asd> wrote in message news:00f0498a6233f92a6cf7f58ceac47043@news.teranews.com... > > Hello, > > Does anyone have any experience with this bike? Ibex is having a sale, it > looks like, and this one is listed at $899. It has a Dura-Ace rear > derailleur, but I don't know whether other components (wheels, CF fork) are > good. > > It looks to me like the wheels are thicker than normal road bike wheels, > which I like since I'll be riding around NYC and roads here are awful. I > wouldn't want to put a road bike through the same abuse my Trek mtb faced, > and I wouldn't want to have to slow down and take it easy over every > man-hole. > I only ride for exercise, a few times a month, so a roadbike would be > overkill. It looks like a decent compromise between a roadbike, and a > hard-tail mountain bike that spends all of its time on public roads. > > Any opinions? > Forwarded to r.b.m |
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