From Road bike to Tri bike *NEW BIKE*

Thanks for the help,

Cheetah, So mean .  We just moved into the new house, still working on it.  But we can still park 2 cars in it!!!

As far as the cycling shoes, I think i might be just right.  I feel a little long on the down stroke without shoes, so we'll see.  I need to get the bike shop to put on the correct pedals tomorrow.  My good pedals require a big alan to install.

As for spacers, I might take those out pretty quick.  Still haven't gotten to take her for a spin to see how I feel. 

You all are doing a great job of helping me find a use for my bonus when I get back from this deployment.  Thanks!

NICE Bike man, Congrats!!

I agree with Dave.  The first thing I notice about your position is that your shoulders seem to be too high relative to the seat position and your knee seems a bit too far from your elbow.  I don't know how aggressive you want to be with your posture but if you do, you need to get more compact.  Its hard for me to see how many spacers you have there, but you probably want to get lower if possible, and raise the seat some, as Dave mentioned. Also move the seat forward if you can. Just my 2cents.  Enjoy!!!

Some more pics of the fit.  The spacers are gone and the aero bars and base bar have been put more level to the ground.  I have also on some better clothing to see angels, and my pedals and shoes are now on .

Don't you realize how much your envoy is contributing to global warming?  j/K

Nice bike.  I'd never given Giant a second thought for Tri bikes, but their new stuff is really nice.  Might have to put that model on my short list.