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Old 12-07-2005, 12:57 AM
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triathalon bikes

anybody here done one of these recently? have started training since I want to get rid of some weight and also see if I could do it.. so anyways.. shopping for a tri/tt bike. Pretty much narrowed it down to 2 bikes.. a Kestrel Tri-Foil and a Specialized Transition S-Works. Anybody with any experience with these 2 bikes, looking for some feedback.. TIA.
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Old 12-07-2005, 05:35 AM
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My Triathlon bike (early 90's) was the Trek 2300 with the carbon frame. It was extremely light and it really helped, specially in hilly terrain. Whatever your choices are, get the lightest and with the best components. And don't settle for a cheap one. Talk to other triathletes. In fact you should shop at a Triathlete store (if there is one in your area) instead of a Bike store. Miss my olympic distance triathlon days.
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