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P2 SL
A recommendation by mgpolar101
mgpolar101's recommendation
First to recommend
this is one of a line of bikes by Cervelo (the granddaddy of Triathlon bikes) and supposedly the way to go. I'm wish listing it (because I haven't actually ever ridden one and this early on in my exp probably shouldn't) BUT boy do I want one ...
Updated Jul 27, 2008
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Nice bike! I'm in the market for a folding one right now (what else will work on subways and in tiny NYC apartments?)