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Hey Peanut - your schtick about belittling anyone who buys or sells discounted gear from anyone but a LBS is getting a little old; give it a rest eh?
also, it's baseless to troll out "#chinarello" unless you have some proof when excel is a pinarello dealer.
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Not Team bikes, bikes with the same paint scheme as team bikes...
This thread is wondering dangerously close to full absurdity.
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Every transaction (and there have been many of them) that I have had with Excel Sports has been problem free. As the OP, I have absolutely no interest in these bikes, because I don't do the type of riding where ownership of such a bike would be required. I just posted the link because I thought that if you did do the type of riding where a pure TT bike would be appropriate, it would be a pretty good deal - as long as you rode a bike in the size that is available.
I have to confess that I'm a little surprised that there's any controversy about Excel Sports, to me they're pretty much the same as Competitive Cyclist, Backcountry, or Colorado Cyclist. |
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What if a guy in Russia has an incredible deal?
It's a 9 year old bike being sold as new by a retailer that makes its bones racing to the bottom. And it's a tri bike #chinarello Quote:
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What does Campy have to do with it?
Then buy the black one. What does that have to do with anything? No, it's being sold as a NOS 2010 model. Really? Have you priced an F12 Dogma on Excel's website? Or a new Factor frame? Quote:
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Bro' this IS my "circle of knowledgeable friends." The guys I ride with don't know **** about hardware.
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ahhhh yes the slowest tt bike i ever had the pleasure of racing
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No...I meant "try" bike
2010 to 2019 => 9 years, plus or minus a few lunar revolutions |
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Be careful, you'll be on a hite rite and 26" wheels by the end of the week
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Being irrational is so irrational.
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I've been purchasing from Excel for well over a decade, probably closer to two decades.
They are the classiest of class acts. Sent from my Pixel 2 XL using Tapatalk
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Thanks for the math lesson, but what's your point? They are very clear that it is a 2010 model frame.
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I've done a lot of TT's and never once have I thought about the aesthetics of the frame when racing one. Maybe there's some other kind of competition for the runway-model frames based on looks alone.
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Buy an Ultegra group and you have pro quality TT bike for less than $2000 minus wheels and a full frame warranty. With a good fitting, you can be as aero all but a few top riders. The only thing holding you back from sub 60 min tt's would be your own fitness.
If you are in the market for a tt bike, how is that not a good deal? |
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