What is under you A SS??

[robreddy]

By that I mean - what bike(s) are your ridding?

Me - just go a very nice new (used) road bike - Cervelo SLC-SL. I'll ride this a bit particularly when I'm out in Colorado this year.

My go to - is my 2004 Cervelo P2K - this bike has seen 11 IMs and close to 40,000 miles. Probably the VERY BET purchase I have ever made and I have gotten every penny I have spent on this bike back out in use - and the bike has had a lot of $$ put into it because when you put that many miles and hours on a bike it needs maintance.

But it still rides like a charm.

So what you ridding??


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[jimdehner]

I ride a Felt Z35 when I'm on a hilly or long course rides and climbs well

On a flat tri course I sill like my Merlin tribike - purchased about 8 years ago - Titanium frame - nice ride but not set up for lots of climbing

[MattCollister]

I still put a lot of miles on my 2000-vintage Trek 2200. It's seen a couple of rebuilds and a powdercoat over the years.

For tris, I have a Cervelo P2C that I bought about a year ago.

[marie]

I have a fleet but..

for triathlons, I ride a 2009 Kestrel Talon, and it's a great bike!

[benv]

My road bike is an Eddy Merckx 3xm, a special edition frame released about 7 years ago to celebrate 25 years since Eddy's last Tour de France win I think. Awesome bike, been beating the crap out of it and it is still rock solid.

For triathlon I've had a P2C for the last 3-4 years. Great bike if it weren't for the worlds worst seatpost clamp system.

[Eric]

Road: GT ZR3000 purchased in 2000 or 2001
Tri: Cervelo P2C from 2008
MTB: 1998 Trek Team bike converted into a single speed and a 1998 Specialized Rockhopper

[philjolliff]

Road: 2007 Specialized Roubaix w/ a 50/36/30 triple....love spinning up hills on this thing....probably has 3000-4000 miles on it
Tri: 2011 Felt B14

[kenb321]

Road: entry level piave poggio that was purchased for my first race in 2001
Tri: 2008 Quintana Roo Lucero Lite