Look 596 Tri

Forgot to add size... could be useful right?!

It's a size Small, but don't let that fool you... This would be a medium in most other manufacturers books (never figured out Looks sizing nomenclature for their tri bikes...)

You can find the geometry here:
http://www.onetri.com/look-carbon-triathlon-bike-frameset-2010-p-39...

If you're looking for stack/reach, Slowtwitch is the usual place for that:
http://www.slowtwitch.com/stackreach.html#Anchor-LOOK

Price ?

Oh, so that could be important as well?! Thanks DaveF.

So the frame (Look 596Tri iPack) is $6999 new, adding the components, aerobars, and saddle and you have a bike that's well over $8000 before any wheels are on it (which I'm not including).

Was thinking that $3800 is a screaming deal and should make someone really, really fast this year. But hey, I'd rather see the bike going to good use than sitting around in my basement, so I will listen to any offer.

Edited by audiojan 2013-07-11 5:46 AM

Yes, the bike is just as fast as it looks! (well, as long as you have the engine of course...). My photobucket account finally decided to work... so here's some photos. If you need anything else, I can most certainly snap a few more.

BTW, if you're interested in just the frame, I would be willing to sell just that.

The iPack includes the absolutely amazing crankset, ZedTech, a single piece carbon crank with the largest bearings of any system; stiffer and much lighter than anything else... you can use compact (110mm) or standard (130mm) rings and the adjustable pedals allow you to go from 170-172.5-175mm (and yes, pedals are included). It also includes the dual position carbon blade stem (high or low) with any tilt you can imagine from that point... you can get super aggressive on short course racing and set up a different position for long course racing... The seat post is the E-post, allowing you to swap out the elastomers to fine tune the comfort and stiffness (3 different hardnesses allow for great flexibility). The fork is completely integrated into the bike and makes this thing track like it's on rails. Honestly love the feeling of "point and shoot" in high speed sweeping corners. I've made up time in races by just being able to swing around corners and descend fast, hey, free speed!

A great bike that really deserves to be ridden!

Still available

Lots of questions, but no solid offers yet. This is truly an amazing bike.

Hey I'm trying to get a better understanding of LOOK's sizing chart... Any idea on how many cm the medium sizes up to be? How tall are you? Interested in the bike, looks bigger than most mediums in the pictures but medium seems a little small for me....