Speciazed Tarmac Comp
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Anyone got one of these? is it any good?
I might be picking one up in the next couple of weeks, and I've heard some good things about these bikes but would like to hear some real peoples veiws.
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I might be picking one up in the next couple of weeks, and I've heard some good things about these bikes but would like to hear some real peoples veiws.
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i own the Tarmac Expert same frame just different groupset, excellent bikes stiff frame and very light. the ride itself is a lot smoother than most bikes. ive had mine about a year and after riding almost everyday i'm yet to have any problems with it.0
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Me thinks your mate took a Roubaix for a test ride[;)][?]
Tarmacs dont have 'proper' Zerts in the frame they have 'speed zerts' in the fork coupled with a tiny Zert in the seatstay wheras the Roubaix has much larger zerts that do make the bike ride differently but I wouldnt say it made the bike 'bouncy' also as far as im aware there isnt any Tarmac 'test bikes' available but I could be wrong there.I own an S-Works Tarmac and that is anything but sloppy and bouncy...stiff as you like and harsh on bumpy roads but thats what its designed to be like...its that same old different bike for different riding situation[;)]
The Tarmac comp is a good value bike and im sure you wont be dissapointed with your purchase mate[;)]0 -
Zertz???? Newbie here, please explain
My bike's knackered, but compared to its owner it's in good nick...
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Zertz Inserts can be found on cars and motorbikes in both engine mounts and exhaust fittings to absorb vibration and to eliminate fatigue in the joining areas weather that be nuts and bolts unscrewing or fatigue in a component...imagine your body being an exhaust pipe and the road is the source of vibration[;)]0
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i have this bike!
the 2006 model, its an awesome machine!
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Sworks</i>
Me thinks your mate took a Roubaix for a test ride[;)][?]
Tarmacs dont have 'proper' Zerts in the frame they have 'speed zerts' in the fork coupled with a tiny Zert in the seatstay wheras the Roubaix has much larger zerts that do make the bike ride differently but I wouldnt say it made the bike 'bouncy' also as far as im aware there isnt any Tarmac 'test bikes' available but I could be wrong there.I own an S-Works Tarmac and that is anything but sloppy and bouncy...stiff as you like and harsh on bumpy roads but thats what its designed to be like...its that same old different bike for different riding situation[;)]
The Tarmac comp is a good value bike and im sure you wont be dissapointed with your purchase mate[;)]
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Wouldn't be suprised [:D]
The next time I see him I'll put it too him.
Ive never heard anybody, other than him say anything negative about the Spesh Tarmac or Roubaix [;)]
Ive a zerts post on my Sirrus and cant say I find it bouncy either!
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