CarloB

I bought a Garmin 310xt from New York. Paid $400 which is much much cheaper than in SA. I'm not sure about the warranty. But I've had mine for 3 months and haven't had any problems.. The best multisport tool there is in the business. Unbelievable.. There is nothing I want it to do which it couldn't do up to now. Enjoy

Thanks guys for all your comments.. It just confirms may thoughts. What do you guys think about the Easton EA90 SLX It is a very light wheel, probably the lightest, while still being stiff in it's price range. Though not carbon it lighter than the carbon at 1398g.. Most of Easton carbon wheels weighs 1695g and cost a lot more. I would appreciate comments.. Thanks

Can you put up some picks?

would like you guys opinions.. At the moment I ride the Giant TCR Alliance 2009 with Shimano 105 components with normal Shimano wheels.. (nothing special) The frame is Alliance Composite/Aluminum Technology, so its carbon and aluminum, therefore not a full carbon frame. http://www.jacksbike...en-us/d747.html I'm now contemplating the following.. Buying good racing wheels to use on my Giant.. Or to buy a new bike or new full carbon frame.. I'm looking at the new Silverback Detroit Will the full carbon frame make a big difference? Am using the bike mostly for triathlons and training.. Cheers

I would like you guys opinions.. At the moment I ride the Giant TCR Alliance 2009 with Shimano 105 components with normal Shimano wheels.. (nothing special) The frame is Alliance Composite/Aluminum Technology, so its carbon and aluminum, therefore not a full carbon frame. http://www.jacksbikes.com/contents/en-us/d747.html I'm now contemplating the following.. Buying good racing wheels to use on my Giant.. Or to buy a new bike or new full carbon frame.. I'm looking at the new Silverback Detroit Will the full carbon frame make a big difference? Am using the bike mostly for triathlons and training.. Cheers