Read the listing! the $ goes to his Jr tri development team scholarship. Get to spend the day with him in Boulder and got some other swag as well.

Thats sweeeeeettttttt...

If I only had a $1,000,000.........

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I'd never buy it... the chain's in the small ring ;).

-Brian

Looks like if wife listed it for him (he's probably getting some well deserved R&R prior to Silverman this weekend)...or at least she's the one answering questions about it on eBay :)

The real question is if you had the coin and bought it, would you ride/race it? I know I would...

If this was a medium/54cm frame, I would bid for sure. I would ride the hell out of it mind you a lot slower than Chris. I would also change the seat post to the zero offset post if possible. Beautiful bike and a great idea from the champ. I like to see these guys doing charity work like this. I would if I could.

As far as collector value, I don't think this bike has much. He didn't do anything special on it. Normann's 2006 bike would go for double.

I'd ride it like it was stolen because that's the only way I will be able to get it!

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I agree with that.

What's funny about this is the auction answers the question why he had different wheels (One DA, One Gravity Zero) on race day....he had a flat and the support team gave him a different wheel.

Bob

I would ride it although I don't really like that brand (doesn't seem to fit me right).

Shouldn't that bike go to the Triathlon Hall of Fame? Where is that located anyway?

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Sorry to spoil the HUGE mystery about Chris' bike direction.......he has more than one Specialized bike!

Chris just signed a 4 year contract with Specialized.

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