Loads of reviews on here and all over the interwebs on the CR1. The verdict is that it's a solid yet comfortable bike that's perfect for those that want to hammer out the miles in a more comfortable position. Think more slightly more aggressive and stiffer Roubaix.
I have had the CR1 Team for 3 years now (since the first year of the latest redesign) and absolutely love it. Have upgraded everything bar the frame and seatpost and it still feels fantastic. I ride mainly social, club and sportives - no racing - and it excels at this sort of riding
I have had the CR1 Team for 3 years now (since the first year of the latest redesign) and absolutely love it. Have upgraded everything bar the frame and seatpost and it still feels fantastic. I ride mainly social, club and sportives - no racing - and it excels at this sort of riding
I would buy another in a heartbeat.
So you actually have a totally different bike with a CR1 frame
Have you bought it yet? If not get down there and buy before anyone else does, I bought last years model in the sale, absolute bargain, Scott are going with the same frame for 2013 without any changes, same frame was used in this years Paris-roubaix, so they can't be bad, as you can probably tell, I love mine, comfortable but fast, not too upright either( I'm an oldie by the way, but still find it great to ride) let us know if you take the plunge...
Have you bought it yet? If not get down there and buy before anyone else does, I bought last years model in the sale, absolute bargain, Scott are going with the same frame for 2013 without any changes, same frame was used in this years Paris-roubaix, so they can't be bad, as you can probably tell, I love mine, comfortable but fast, not too upright either( I'm an oldie by the way, but still find it great to ride) let us know if you take the plunge...
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I would buy another in a heartbeat.
So you actually have a totally different bike with a CR1 frame
Nah, they used CR1 SL frame. costs twice as much.