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Ride what you can afford to abuse.
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For me, in Campy land, it's Chorus-level components and Zonda C17 wheels. Unless you know you're building a piece of art. In which case, sure, go nuts and hang it on the wall.. maybe ride it twice a year. Around the block. On a Sunday. In the dry. With no rain 3 days prior. |
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...that and I have something unique to ride and race on. Everyone has a specialtrekgiant not everyone has an FN Bicycles frame I take care of my stuff 'cause there's $$ invested and I want things to last, but if something happens and I'm out a bike, I'm not out multiple thousands. Multiple hundreds maybe. M |
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I bought my '15 Emonda SL6 after riding a Giant TCR for years. The Emonda does everything the TCR did, but in a much more comfortable package. I specifically chose the Emonda due to the H2 fit and it's taller headtube. (Back and Neck problems over the years with the TCR) I debated on the Domane, but felt it was going to be too tall and too soft. The Emonda is the perfect balance between race and comfort.
Also, like most said, the stock wheels on the SL5 and SL6 are quite disappointing. Upgrade to your favorite 25mm wide rim with a 25mm tire, and you'll fall in love. |
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