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  1. #1
    Join Date
    Sep 2012
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    30
    Hi Everyone,

    Thank you for taking the time to offer your advice and feedback. It is much appreciated. I was fitted for my bike and am just petite all around and therefore; the WSD definitely feels better. I bought the 2013 Trek Lexa SLX in 50c compact. Although carbon would be minumgreat, I would be stretching my budget from $1,500-$2,000 and there isn't a huge weight difference from the "higher end aluminum" on this bike versus bottom level carbon. Of course, the ride is smoother but it wasn't enough to justify the cost difference. There is always the future if I want to upgrade one day and sell this bike but I am very happy with it! It is so comfortable and packs a punch for the price point. I am happy that I went with the simplicity of the compact crank. I test road it up a very steep nearby hill and it sailed over compared to my '12 Trek FX 7.3 haha. I guess my legs have grown used to pushing a heavier hybrid that the compact road bike felt absolutely fine. Thank you all again and I will be happy to post a pic soon

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Apr 2012
    Location
    Rowland Hts, CA
    Posts
    461
    Quote Originally Posted by J9L View Post
    Hi Everyone,

    Thank you for taking the time to offer your advice and feedback. It is much appreciated. I was fitted for my bike and am just petite all around and therefore; the WSD definitely feels better. I bought the 2013 Trek Lexa SLX in 50c compact. Although carbon would be minumgreat, I would be stretching my budget from $1,500-$2,000 and there isn't a huge weight difference from the "higher end aluminum" on this bike versus bottom level carbon. Of course, the ride is smoother but it wasn't enough to justify the cost difference. There is always the future if I want to upgrade one day and sell this bike but I am very happy with it! It is so comfortable and packs a punch for the price point. I am happy that I went with the simplicity of the compact crank. I test road it up a very steep nearby hill and it sailed over compared to my '12 Trek FX 7.3 haha. I guess my legs have grown used to pushing a heavier hybrid that the compact road bike felt absolutely fine. Thank you all again and I will be happy to post a pic soon
    I'm happy that you love your bike and that you are flying over hills! Excellent!
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    2012 Specialized Amira Elite, upgraded carbon handle bars, Jett saddle 143mm switched to 145mm 2012 Selle Italia Max SLR Gel Flow saddle

    2011 Specialized Ariel Sport,suspension post,Serfas Rx Women's Microfiber saddle

 

 

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