Sam, I expect you to have this by years end. Maybe buy it in a 55cm frame size, custom blue and orange paint job, that way if you don’t like it, you can sling it to me on the cheapo. 🙂
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No No Sam, 58cm frame in a nice black.
Just checked the website. Its bloody $14k
Lewy, thats for the Di2 team issue model a more sedate $5.7K for the non-team issue model. :O
Love to see how cushy the ride is, I bet it would take some getting used to.
So how long before we see a road bike with shockers for the pave classics? I hope never but this is pretty close using the flexing porperties of carbon, wonder how many deflection cycles it lasts for?
Duke, Bianchi tried that back in 1994. Rock Shox made a set of forks for roadies. Trek also tried a small shock on the seat stay.