Possibly. It was a little on the long side, but a little more comfortable than my current bike. I rode a 54cm aluminum Dolce (same geometry as the Ruby, and that's close to the Roubaix geometry, though not exactly) on the same route, and it didn't have the cornering problem--in fact, it felt like it cornered better. Either the fit, then, or the carbon layup. I'd love to give the Ruby a shot, in case it is the difference in the carbon layup or something--but preferably with pedals I can keep my feet on!
Zoom-zoom, you've got me wondering if it would be worth trying a few more aggressive frames (women's versions of CAAD10 and SuperSix, maybe a Madone in the H2 because no one has the Amira around here) just for comparison purposes. Probably more bike than I will ever need, because I don't have a competitive bone in my body! Well, if it fits, I can consider it, right?(Plus, my bike is oddly more comfortable in the drops, which is weird, because we've pretty much established that it's too long...)




(Plus, my bike is oddly more comfortable in the drops, which is weird, because we've pretty much established that it's too long...)
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