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Re: [WCCTriathlon] Looking for a used bike


Katie's suggestions is a good one -- No need to get a tri bike -- a fabulous road bike, adding aero bars is fine ------- Make sure you go for a carbon fork at least

Additionally, you might try to attend a local triathlon and just observe.  Also, visit bike stores and gather data!!  Look at bikes, tray a couple of 'em -- and talk to others about their choice in purchasing a bike!  Good luck!

Flori







On May 16, 2009, at 8:11 PM, tri.johnnytri wrote:



Hi all,
Just starting with the training for my first Tri and I need a bike.

I am almost clysedale class (6ft 195lbs) - any suggestions where I should look?

Thanks
Johnny
Sun May 17, 2009 1:45 pm

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Hi all, Just starting with the training for my first Tri and I need a bike. I am almost clysedale class (6ft 195lbs) - any suggestions where I should look? ... 		tri.johnnytri
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Check out the Kestrals on bikes direct.com. You probably don't need a tri bike. Get a sweet road bike with a long top tube and a long seatpost so you can...
Katie Marshall
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Katie's suggestions is a good one -- No need to get a tri bike -- a fabulous road bike, adding aero bars is fine ------- Make sure you go for a carbon fork at...
Flori Doyle
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1:46 pm

Hi Johnny, Welcome to Tri Training! OK I will give you the advice I have given other beginners that I coach. What is your goal for this triathlon? Are you...
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Johnny, I agree with Javier. I do fitting and work through Danny's Cycles. I'd be happy to help you out in terms of basic sizing and then you can check out...
Ed Cangialosi
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