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Tweetlooking to pick up a new triathalon bike. There are a bunch of guys from my team that do it in the off season. I looked at some today and i Liked the Raleigh grand prix. i have a trek 1000 entry level bike. What should i get?
I was thinking buy a frame and get 105 components and arrow bars.
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Re: road bikes
TweetI wouldn't recommend a trek. If you are serious about it you should look for bianchi, colnago, LeMond, etc. Check out some local cycling clubs - they should have some semi-pros cycling with them that can recommend good bikes.
...and you can't go wrong with Campagnolo gears.
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Tweeti have always been partial to cannondale and specialized...
shimano makes good components.
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