NewBikeShopper
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- California
Hello Forum, nice to virtually meet everyone,
My bike was stolen last week (Felt F1, Mavic Ksyrium, Ultegra), it was an older ride but many hours in the saddle and personal customizations make it difficult to let go.
I’m trying to replace it as soon as possible, hard to do with everything out of stock due to the pandemic, opinions & recommendations are greatly appreciated (so far narrowed it down to 2 frame options below):
I ride roughly 150-200 miles a week, weekdays are flats and weekends are climbs. I’m 5’11” with a slightly larger torso and as I’ve gotten older my setup is less aero than it used to be. My approach is to research a ton, invest wisely in the best, take very good care of it and keep for 10+ years.
Here’s the rub, I’ve tested the Emonda and I can ride away with it this weekend, they have a Domane in my size as well but not a fan of 19lb bikes. Because of the industry’s supply & demand issues, the Colnago are anywhere from 4-8 months wait (from a shop owner I've trusted for years), however, he doesn't have anything in my size right now to test ride and I’ve never been on an Italian frame before.
- Trek Emonda SLR OCLV 800, size 56
- Colgnago C64, size TBD (you're all doing to vote Colgnago, aren't you?!?! lol
Thank you in advance!
My bike was stolen last week (Felt F1, Mavic Ksyrium, Ultegra), it was an older ride but many hours in the saddle and personal customizations make it difficult to let go.
I’m trying to replace it as soon as possible, hard to do with everything out of stock due to the pandemic, opinions & recommendations are greatly appreciated (so far narrowed it down to 2 frame options below):
I ride roughly 150-200 miles a week, weekdays are flats and weekends are climbs. I’m 5’11” with a slightly larger torso and as I’ve gotten older my setup is less aero than it used to be. My approach is to research a ton, invest wisely in the best, take very good care of it and keep for 10+ years.
Here’s the rub, I’ve tested the Emonda and I can ride away with it this weekend, they have a Domane in my size as well but not a fan of 19lb bikes. Because of the industry’s supply & demand issues, the Colnago are anywhere from 4-8 months wait (from a shop owner I've trusted for years), however, he doesn't have anything in my size right now to test ride and I’ve never been on an Italian frame before.
- Trek Emonda SLR OCLV 800, size 56
- Colgnago C64, size TBD (you're all doing to vote Colgnago, aren't you?!?! lol
Thank you in advance!