Find a used or on sale Soft Ride or Titan flex. You can adjust them all over the place and they make the ride soooo comfortable. Your rear and back will love you. I've seen a recent deal on soft-ride frame and fork with Zipp 404's for around $2500. Sell the zipps (retail ~$1300) to get the ultegra set up and get some less expensive wheels???? I think I saw it in Triathlete mag.

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Take everything I say with a grain of salt. I know nothing.

Seems to me you could get a brand spankin' new Cervelo P2K and sneak the pedals in the back door...

She didn't say it has to include sales tax, did she?

-Zo

I thought I would put in my two cents here. Granted I'm a girl, 5'8, much smaller build (122lbs), but I ride an Aegis. I LOVE it! I had a Cervelo, but found it beat me up too much on the longer stuff (ie Ironman distance races). I know a few others on Aegis' who also love theirs.

Gilberto where do you live? If it is in the LA area I would go see Christopher Kautz in San Fran and get a fitting and let him tell you what bike you need. www.pkracing.com He is one of the worlds best TT/Tri fitters.

I am in Orange County.

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Another top notch LBS in SoCal is Edge Cyclesports in Laguna Hills. The proprietor is Hank Iglesias and he's a F.I.S.T. Certified fitter. He'll give you some recommendations too.

I'm with HotRed as far as being an Aegis fan. I'm a giant compared to your dimensions, but my Aegis can climb when it needs to and gets an A for comfort.

Get a bike that makes you feel fast. Isn't that what it's all about?

any one else?

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