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Is switching from a TM02 to a P2 an upgrade or downgrade?
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Re: Upgrade or Downgrade [dhyrk3] [ In reply to ]
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My understanding is they're about the same speed, but the P2 will be much easier to work on.

The point is, ladies and gentleman, that speed, for lack of a better word, is good. Speed is right, Speed works. Speed clarifies, cuts through, and captures the essence of the evolutionary spirit.
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Re: Upgrade or Downgrade [dhyrk3] [ In reply to ]
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In what regard?

In my experience the faster one will be the one that fits you better, allowing for a more aero position.

As bike frames to work on, not much in it if I recall correctly.

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Re: Upgrade or Downgrade [SkippyKitten] [ In reply to ]
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The integrated rear brake on the TM02 is annoying to work on and requires that you remove the crank to change brake pads.
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Re: Upgrade or Downgrade [ddsg] [ In reply to ]
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ddss is so right about this. The P2 is a great bike and it just works.
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Re: Upgrade or Downgrade [ddsg] [ In reply to ]
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I gotta say that I never want to own a difficult-to-work-on bike ever again. I don't care if it costs me a few seconds of aero - NOT worth the headache for my non-KQ ability!
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Re: Upgrade or Downgrade [ddsg] [ In reply to ]
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I didn’t have much to do with the back brake on the one I looked at to be fair. Then again I don’t have problems with the brakes on a Speed Concept.

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