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best tri bike for under $2000

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  1. what do you guys reckon?
    ive been considering the Cannondale IM 800 and the Cerverlo Dual.

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    Originally posted by Mr Plow
    what do you guys reckon?
    ive been considering the Cannondale IM 800 and the Cerverlo Dual.

    The best one is that one that best suits your needs and intended use. If it were me choosing between the two, I'd opt for the Softride Qualifier 🙂 Seriously, tho, I'd opt for the Cervelo because the seatpost allows for a great variety of positions.

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    Originally posted by Mr Plow
    what do you guys reckon?
    ive been considering the Cannondale IM 800 and the Cerverlo Dual.

    Trek 5200
    Carbon frame, sweet bike
    Get on ebay...

    $1600-1800
    Great bike

  4. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by mindeman87
    Trek 5200
    Carbon frame, sweet bike
    Get on ebay...

    $1600-1800
    Great bike

    For tri? Really?

  5. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by boudreaux
    For tri? Really?

    OOOPs.
    sorry, did not see tri bike, thought the question was best bike. the 5200 is a road bike. But there are lots of tri bikes on ebay at really good prices....Just look hard...

  6. Cervelo Dual for sure.

    But then I'm hugely biased against C-dales. And I ride a Soloist.

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