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Best Value Beginner Bike - 2007
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Giant OCR29 Votes - [5.7%]
Trek 150018 Votes - [11.39%]
Cervelo Dual 911 Votes - [6.96%]
Quintana Roo Kilo12 Votes - [7.59%]
Felt S3233 Votes - [20.89%]
Kuota K Factor5 Votes - [3.16%]
Motobecane Nemesis7 Votes - [4.43%]
Specialized Transition Multisport8 Votes - [5.06%]
x lab mach 31 Votes - [0.63%]
Kestrel Talon3 Votes - [1.9%]
Specialized Women's Dolce & Vita Multisport5 Votes - [3.16%]
Fuji Aloha 1.05 Votes - [3.16%]
Leader 735TT3 Votes - [1.9%]
Orbea Aletta2 Votes - [1.27%]
Specialized Sequoia Elite2 Votes - [1.27%]
Cervelo Dual 106 Votes - [3.8%]
Guru Cron'Alu/Ventus3 Votes - [1.9%]
Specialized Allez Elite7 Votes - [4.43%]
trek 10006 Votes - [3.8%]
Scott Speedster S402 Votes - [1.27%]
Cervelo P2SL5 Votes - [3.16%]
Jamis Comet1 Votes - [0.63%]
Marin Portofino1 Votes - [0.63%]
Specialized Tarmac Comp1 Votes - [0.63%]
Felt 851 Votes - [0.63%]
LeMond Chambery1 Votes - [0.63%]

2008-01-30 5:05 PM
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Subject: RE: Best Value Beginner Bike - 2007
I just picked up a Cervelo P2 SL and it was one of the best bangs for the buck that I could find. The adjustability of it is great and the components are top notch. I picked mine up for $1650 on sale with Dura-Ace components.


2008-02-05 12:42 PM
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Subject: RE: Best Value Beginner Bike - 2007

I so needed this thread!  I am looking for a bike to start off with and do not want to get a tri-bike persay - if only because if I don't like triathlon, then I would still have a bike for my tours, etc. 

 Thank you BT!

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