Quintana Roo 202 Frame
Alistair Malcolm
Here in Great Britain loads of shops are selling this frame at half - price
but I can't find any info
other than that it is road geometry and made of Aluminium.
Any info would be appreciated
Namsul
http://www.roadbikereview.com/reviews/bike_triathlon/
http://www.duathlon.com/reviews/products/1
my opinion of quintana roo bikes is (are?) they are first rate equipment
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Lee Vickary (Namsul Melek)
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Tom H
I've got a 202 and am very pleased with it. For the money, you're
unlikely to get a much better frame. The tubing is Easton Elite (I
think) and the Carbonaero forks look great. I ride a 61cm, and
although a 63 might suit me better in terms of height, these frames
are fairly long. Also the geometry is pretty relaxed (72.5degree
seat-tube) throughout size range. You have to decide whether that will
suit you or not. I use an inline seat-post. If you are average sized,
I'd also consider a Giant OCR, or Specialised. On the other hand, I
don't know if you've seen any Fort frames. I was looking at these in
Sonic Cycles in London (where they are re-badged as Veto) and they are
truly superb. The compact aero, and the aero frames are amazing value
for money and a class apart.
Tom