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http://rooworld.com/english/2004/2004.html
I wonder if they'll have any small 700c sizes?
Interbike couldn't be sooner, could it? It's memoryville of pre-Christmas anticipation as a kid.
Thanks for posting this. I'd been looking for the new QR stuff, but I couldn't find it. As usual, looks like another fine batch of true tri bikes. Dang, I love those new flames on the caliente. Very Sweet.
-Gopher a ride, come back in a week.
Hi All,
...Been a while since I've posted here, although I've been dutifully lurking all along.
OK...right on QROO/ABG! The Santo is the breath of fresh "old" air that this industry needs: round tubes, QRoo geo, NORMAL-DAMNED headset, simple ti. This has been sorely missing since the demise of the Merlin tri line. No gimmicky integrated headsets (NO...that 2 cm's of stack height won't earn/cost you a Kona slot), no JB Welded carbon stays (why the F do you need carbon stays with properly designed/fitted ti anyhow?!), no goofball shaped tubes (round equals strong and, more importantly, comfortable). The speed items are exactly where they need to be--the fork, the wheels and, presumably, the rider's position.
Perhaps this bike can be the average age grouper's reality check. In the meantime I love it. I'm guessing it's LS's strait guage 3/2.5 tubeset. The chain stays look fairly short, which should make for great acceleration. Again, thank goodness for a normal headset.
Dan--do you have the liberty to share any insights on this marvel of "old school" (sheesh) technology?
Nicely done QRoo--the Santo...a bike even Bunnyman can love.
Scott
"Aero-schmaero. Be comfy and, above all else, have fun."
Funny reference to Merlin (I think):
The magic ride quality of this titanium frame combats rider fatigue.
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