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06-02.-2004, 01:50 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2004
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Getting back in the saddle
Hey folks,
This is my first post. I used to race many years ago (ages 16-19, I'm 35 now), some local USCF races, nothing big. But I gradually dropped out of cycling as my time got absorbed by other things. I'm looking to buy a new bike, I haven't owned one in over 10 years. My old racing bike was an Olmo, which I adored. I don't plan on racing now, but I certainly remember the feel of a good bike and I'm looking for something along those lines. My price range peaks at about $1400. But because I've been away from bikes for so long, I'm really not sure what to look for. I'm thinking about a Trek 2200, but eyeing Giant as well. One concern is that I used to swear by steel frames, but it seems that carbon has come a long way in 10 years. Are there any concerns with carbon or should I not worry about it? Thanks in advance! |
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