Skippyak - good point. I had a fitting for my Roubaix but I should get a general fit to see what geometry would be best for me. I would definitely get a men's frame if it was a better fit for me.
NY - thanks for all the info! I agree that it isn't fair to waste a LBS' time and buy online. DBF and I decided to wait until next year so we can afford to get whatever I want instead of cutting it close now, which means probably not getting a bike online (although getting the Campy groupset online still seems like the best option since we will assemble ourselves).
I didn't know that! Do you happen to know of any?Originally Posted by rebeccaC
Don’t some custom builders have pre-built/sized frames that are a little cheaper. You and bf can build it up
Marquise - thanks for the tip! We are browsing the site now
I appreciate everyone's advice and opinions!
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06-15-2013, 07:22 PM #15
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