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14-11.-2007, 02:32 AM
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CF lugged or non-lugged.
Also posted in tech but perhaps it is more of a new bike type question so posted here as well.
Currently...a 2001 Bianchi Mega-Pro Al. Love the acceleration but the ride is killing me (the Seat and Chainstays are Al) after about 40mins. I was warned of this before buying the bike but the component set alone was worth more than I paid for the bike. So now I am looking to upgrade the frame and have found some pretty decent deals. Bianchi 928 L and Luna are the lugged models but found at least one post that said there was some shimmy in fast descents...the only negative post that I have found on this frame type. Otherwise I am looking at the new 928 non-lugged and trying to make the decision. Anybody have perspectives, experiences, opinions? Thanks in advance. |
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17-11.-2007, 07:37 PM
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Re: CF lugged or non-lugged.
Reports on weightweenies claim the non lugged 928 is a much better ride.
I like lugged as you get a very large assortment of sizes for a perfect fit i.e. Colnago. |
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15-12.-2007, 07:36 AM
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Re: CF lugged or non-lugged.
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I am debating right now on 928C2C the 928SL and the 928L. I know the C2C will be heavier but they claim it is an easier ride over distance. The SL weighs in at less than 2lbs. I think the L will weigh a little more because of the lugs but not as much as the C2C. I've also been looking at some Colnago's but they are like $1500-3000 more. Considering a Cervelo R3 as well. Any thoughts on these models? Thanks! |
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