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Registered User
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: West Aus
Posts: 31
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Hi all from a new member
I am new to triathlon and to knowing anything about bikes other that ensuring the tyres have enough air in them to keep the rims off the deck!! Apart from a road bike for Tri, I am also in the market for a new car, and I can tell you picking a car is a whole, whole bunch easier than picking a suitable bike. I was at tri training this morning and out of some 30 bikes there were some 25 different makes Interesting stuff!! I shall battle on and have a good look through this most excellent forum that clearly is chock full of the stuff I need to make a decision. Cheers, AdamVW |
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Registered User
Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 43
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Yeah there is so much out there and endless amount of advice.
If it is only for triathlons, go for stiff and aerodynamic. Not comfortable like a standard road bike but fast. Keep us updated with how you are getting on. |
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Perth (Basso), West Australia
Posts: 3,515
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Hi Adam,
Welcome to the Big Forum! Have a look in the Aus Forums Section for some of my re-build topics. http://www.cyclingforums.com/t363004.html We may be able to upgrade your Hybrid. ![]()
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Cheers, George. |
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