Triathlon Gear Reviews

Will definitely wear shorts over them after the swim to prevent plumber butt. Size up. I like and would recommend.

Diamondbacks aren't known for road bikes.. not suprising since they no longer build them. But for what I paid and for the amount of use I've been able to get out of this bike. I am more than pleased with this bike.

Full specs can be seen here..
http://www.bikepedia.com/QuickBike/BikeSpecs.aspx?Year=1998&Brand=M...

I would certianly recommend it.

If your budget is south of $2,000, but more than $1000, give the CAAD 10 5 bike a test ride and you will come to know what most have said about the bike - it's smooth and fun to ride!

The CAAD 9 is an excellent choice for anybody interested in road bikes. It is a top-end, well-rounded performer that can push the speed envelope. With upgradeable components and some slick wheels, this frame can last you years to come.

If you want a bike that can perform with the best of them and look great doing it, the Felt B12 is an excellent choice. (Just check the other reviews!) I know my best years are to yet come with this bike!

I took the 9.9 out for an 8 mile demo ride. The first 2 mile I was shakey and unsure of the bikes handling. The course had many stop signs and 90 degree turns. My F35 is much better suited to those conditions but two of the three sprints I did last year had no stop signs and a minimum of turns. On the straights this thing was awesome! It is too much bike for me, but the 7.2 is right up my alley.

Great flavor, good price!

This Masi is a fine bike that I would buy again if needed.

Love my bike so far. Looks like it was a good purchase to help me prepare for my first IM.

A great suit that I'll probably buy another of - one for training and one for racing.

Very light plastic held on by vitually nothing,worked extremelly well. I experienced no wet streak up the back or or overspray from the front. My feet got wet but then they get wet with my overlarge fenders on my commuter. Thats why I have shoe covers. I was sceptical when I first put the fenders on, but on their maiden rainy voyage they did their job admirably. I was also sceptical of the whole brush centering concept but it was virtually unnoticeable. The rain was a steady drissle with light wind.They may move more in heavier winds. I can't speak to durability but I'll get back to you on that at the end of spring training

Need I say more?

so far so good. I will be training and completing a HIM so we will see how they hold up.

I would highly recommend this bike to any triathlete or time-trialer. Although it's a bit expensive, it is not more so than other bikes in its class. It will probably be the last tri bike you buy.

I have never been dissatisfied with Garmin. I sell their products in my store and will not let this one isolated incident of a defective unit ruin my love of the product.

I love the 20 hour battery. And I love that you can take it in the water. At IMCdA in 2010 I had the awesome experience of using it for the entire race...11 hours and 6 minutes...and it wasn't even half way run down at the end!