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$3000 to spend. What Bike?

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  1. An Ultegra equiped bike with a lifetime guarantee on its frame. What bike would you buy for $3000? What makes this bike stand out from the rest?

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    Originally posted by SCBiker
    An Ultegra equiped bike with a lifetime guarantee on its frame. What bike would you buy for $3000? What makes this bike stand out from the rest?

    I'm not sure whether you're asking a question or statement but if it's a question then pick up the 2003 buyer's guide from velonews. Much reviews on road bikes ranging from 1,000.00-20,000.00 .

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    Originally posted by SCBiker
    An Ultegra equiped bike with a lifetime guarantee on its frame. What bike would you buy for $3000? What makes this bike stand out from the rest?

    Enough can't be said about bike fit not matter what bike. I recently bought a $3,300 Litespeed that was not fit properly at the shop. It has cost me $500 plus for a professional fit, seat, stem and adjustments as well as an injury both knees.

    Go to see someone who really knows how to fit you then take this info and go shopping.

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    Originally posted by SCBiker
    An Ultegra equiped bike with a lifetime guarantee on its frame. What bike would you buy for $3000? What makes this bike stand out from the rest?

    Personally, if I had $3000 to spend on a bike, it would be the LeMond Maillot Jaune, which lists for $2900. I would also check out the Litespeeds.

    The Lemonds are very high quality, an excellent riding position, very forgiving frame, excellent components, and backed by Trek.

  5. Custom Serotta Colorado III frame and a Chorus groupset!

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