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2008 Blue Competition T.14
A full carbon fiber Aerus Composites Conquest bladed, aero rear triangle with curved, leaf spring seat stays mated to an airfoil optimized, aerodynamic main frame and lowered head tube make the T.14 a striking bike. The steak behind the sizzle is the highly versatile Halo variable geometry seatpost, among the very best in the entire industry. The balanced front end and chain stays of the T.14 mean you can ride steep or shallow, making this bike a dream to run off of. Angry and quick on climbs, the T.14 has road bike handling with tri bike angles. Adding to the value of the T.14 is an eclectic geometry chart with six frame sizes spanning a wide spectrum of customer dimensions. Head tube heights on the T.14 are conservative and put riders in a realistic, comfortable aero position without too many headset spacers. We build T.14’s with a wide variety of component kits and cockpits to your liking. This is a versatile triathlon bike you won’t see in every bike rack in every transition area. The T.14 costs a lot less that its appearance suggests.

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