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11-08.-2003, 09:46 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2003
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Litespeed Siena
Hi.
I've got a good offer for a Litespeed Siena frame. But I think it's a little bit heavy-weighted? Does anybody has experience with this frame? Thanks for your help! Greetings Core |
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11-08.-2003, 11:32 AM
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Join Date: May 2003
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Compaired to what?
At 1400g it is within 100g of many well known frames: Trek 5500 OCLV USPS 2000 60 cm 1320 g Giant TCR Team 1998 S (44 cm) 1320 g Klein Quantum Race 2001 58 cm 1340 g ROI Golden Arrow 2003 M 1350 g Principia RSL 2001 56 cm 1356 g Cannondale R900 CAAD3 1998 56 cm (M) 1362 g Colnago C40 B-Stay 2002 62 cm 1400 g Colnago Bititanio 1997 SIZE??? 1400 g Principia RSL 2000 SIZE??? 1415 g Cannondale CAAD3 Road 2000 58 cm 1452 g Canyon SpeedMax 3 2002 56 cm 1468 g LOOK KG 381i 2002 1509 g So the question is what drives your weight requirements? Climbing bike? If you are looking for an all-arounder then the weight of this bike is just fine. If you are looking for a climber and your weight is not too high then there are other bikes (trek 5900, Litespeed Gishallo, Calfee...) |
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11-08.-2003, 06:16 PM
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Join Date: Aug 2003
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I'm looking for a good allround bike but I think for this price the frame could be a little bit more lightweighted! Then I found a nice Titanium frame on the Litespeed Homepage, which looks very well and I think Titanium has a lot of advantages: no oxidating as with alu, not such problems with scratches as with carbone...
(Don't forget the new Scott Team Issue C1 Carbone: 895 g  ). I think the Ghisallo frame is very nice but I will not be able to afford it even when I don't eat anything (and save the money therefor) for the next two years (Student ).Thanks for your help! |
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