Isaac Joule, Look TRI 486, Kestrel Air-foil & Talon, BP Stealth, and many others.

Dave in VA

Thanks, bro.

The calfee models can be made custom in "tri" geometry. No aero tubing though.

Kestrel Talon is not tri specific. It is basically a road bike.

Mike

[reply]1.) Trek Equinox 11/Team Tiem Trial

2.) Kuota Kalibur

3.) Quintana Roo Lucero, Caliente, Seduza

4.) Cervelo P2KC, P3C

5.) Giant Team Time Trial

6.) Guru Carbonio/Crono


Trek TTT/Equinox 11 and the Giant Chrono are road geometry. Trek however is coming out with 2 Equinox carbon bikes that have a 76 degree seat tube angle.

Don't forget the Scott Plasma.

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Aegis T-2, something i'm looking at right now.

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Orbea Ordu

serotta meivici

seven damas

calfee's

Cheetah, Walser, BP,

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Kuota has a new K-factor bike that's branded as tri specific -it looks like its around 75 degrees

http://www.kuota.it/international.html

That bike is not carbon. I don't think Specialized makes a carbon tri frame available to the public.

You're right, I was wrong with the model anyway, the S-Works is their top of the line, but it isn't all carbon, still a nice bike though.

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The Giant carbon TT now called Trinity has 3 positions on the seatpost clamp so it can be 74/76/78. Fastest bike I rode since 1993 when the original ZIPP beam bike and 404's came out!

Would you mind going into a little more detail as to how the variable geometry works? I could not find any info. on their site other than their stated geometry was 75 deg...nothing about a moving seatpost clamp?

I assume you have seen this up close and have tried it?

Thanks

Elite Bicycles now has the Razor available in carbon. I know the aluminum version was made custom for each rider, not sure if this will be the case for the carbon version. I have ridden one for 2 years and it's fast and comfortable, even over IM distance. One thing to remember, fit determines comfort more than material, so don't go with carbon just to say "my bike is all carbon".

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