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Giant Tcr

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  1. Hey all...i just bought a TCR Aero and i was hoping to get some feed back from anyone who knows about or has had an 04 aero....also what price i should have paid...it has full 105 components...shim xero wheels and i paid $1650 ok? any feed back about the bike and the 105 components would be appreciated...peace..!😄

  2. NEWTCR said:

    Hey all...i just bought a TCR Aero and i was hoping to get some feed back from anyone who knows about or has had an 04 aero....also what price i should have paid...it has full 105 components...shim xero wheels and i paid $1650 ok? any feed back about the bike and the 105 components would be appreciated...peace..!😄

    ive got an 2002 TCR 2 (105), ive done about 9000km on my bike. Great for getting into road riding, 105 is great value its now starting to get abit clunky but replacing your cables once a year will help.

    so is it a good buy for $1650? definately!
    is it a frame you will keep and put a better gruppo on it? No......ive been asking questions regarding different materials to see what my next steed will be moulded from and what i found is that the TCR is great in the hills when out of the saddle and on smooth roads. However when sitting in saddle for prolonged periods and riding on slightly rougher roads its very rough. as flying Dutch said when we swapped bikes for a morning he mentioned that he can feel every little bump....he could even tell what an ant had for breakfast 😄

    overall........value for money 10/10.......Initial costs 10/10.......Cost Long Run 0/10*

    * Indicates that this bike will make you enjoy riding so much that after 24 months you will have had alot of fun on your pony and then you will justify the outlay of $5000 on your first stallion!

    having said that

  3. Or if the comfort factor is an issue you can take 1849$ to your local Giant
    dealer & buy a 2005 OCR1 with carbon stays.
    http://members.iinet.net.au/~ideal/ocr11.gif
    http://members.iinet.net.au/~ideal/ocr13.gif
    http://members.iinet.net.au/~ideal/ocr12.gif
    Bars are 31.8 so a pair of late-model Century tribars will finish off the
    kit nicely .

    Steve @ IDEAL

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