Orbea Ora Limited VS. Crevelo P2C

I'm in the same situation with the same questions. I'm also looking at the Valdora PHX. Any help would really be appreciated.

Thanks.

-Dave

I believe that both are about the same price for the frameset, both are carbon, both have similar weights, and even similar warranties. The only major differences I see in a side to side comparison are their designs.... The Ora has that weird cutout of a seat tube...the Cervelo has more of a traditional seat tube. One is made in Canada and one in Spain (both with tubes from China/Taiwan!) Other than that, I guess performance-wise, it would depend on your preference. The Cervelo has a proven TT and Triathalon design, and has won triathalons:

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I'd like to see if any TT's have been won on an Ora.

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I am looking at buying a TRI bike and debating between the Cervelo P2C and the Orbea Ora Limited. I have done TRI's on a road bike for years and want to step up to a bike that is a good value. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike

Any thoughts on/knowledge of the Valdora?

Well, I don't know too much about Valdora..... I'd say they have a rather unorthodox tri design to them.... with a slanted top tube, the phx has the look of a compact road frame rather than a tt bike. Price wise, the also seem to be more expensive than either the Orbea or Cervelo.

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Thanks.

Life was much easier when all I needed to do was go to the Schwinn store and pick up the Varsity when I outgrew my 5 speed.