Triathlon Gear Reviews

I would buy this bike used again. It has everything I need for trails and commuting to the office. It is a great starter bike that is easy to build onto as your riding style progresses.

Very happy so far and would definately buy again.

Overall an excellent bike. I went from an aluminum Valdora to the carbon fiber model, and avg speed went up by 2mph at same exertion levels.

A bit pricey but I have enjoyed them.

Great training and racing product yielding tons of data.

Awesome bike! I've had two Jamis' so far and they've both been great bikes!

I like these shoes. I hope to put in 500 to 600 miles with them (as per the salesman). The construction looks solid and the shoe is comfortable from the start.

Great shoe overall if you can get it at a discounted price.

The speedtube is an affordable, less restrictive option for wetsuit legal races. I think it would work for anyone, but especially those who are already strong swimmers and don't need the buoyancy and body positioning effect of a full or sleeveless wetsuit.

Good for your first couple of seasons and/or if you're not ready to commit the big $ yet. What you didn't spend on the bike, you might spend on upgrades.

Would recommend this to anyone who is also stuck riding indoors during the winter months.

I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of this frame in my quest to build a tri bike on a budget. Definitely got more than I paid for.

Loving these pedals. I have Keo Classics on my road bike, but when the time comes to replace those, I'll probably be picking up some more Ultegras.

For the price I paid for this wheelset, they've exceeded my expectations ten times over. A quality set to ride on everyday.

after just about 100 miles or so, I started noticing minor cuts in the tread. I don't recall having run over glass or some other sharp objects, so am a bit surprised about this. One would think the tread is more durable. However I must say the tire did not get punctured.

Over all a great pedal well worth the money