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Wow, didn't realize the lowest models were still carbon. Nice touch that they still call it an ultralight frame: "Ultralight 300 Series OCLV Carbon, ride-tuned performance tube optimization, E2, BB86.5, 3S chain keeper, DuoTrap compatible" :P

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Watch out, the SL models are all H2 fit, you have to drop bank to get an SLR with an H1 fit. The SLR 6 through SLR 9 have H1 or H2 fit options (as does the standalone SLR frame at 690gr and 4200$), but the SLR 10 (that we all know and love) is H1 only.

I'd love to try an H1 Domane, but not sure about this. Does anyone know if this will be taking over the Madone line?

 

**BRENT**

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Watch out, the SL models are all H2 fit, you have to drop bank to get an SLR with an H1 fit. The SLR 6 through SLR 9 have H1 or H2 fit options (as does the standalone SLR frame at 690gr and 4200$), but the SLR 10 (that we all know and love) is H1 only.

I'd love to try an H1 Domane, but not sure about this. Does anyone know if this will be taking over the Madone line?

 

**BRENT**

 

I'm not looking to buy one, but thanks for the heads up :) I don't think the Domane has different fit options, but when I tried the stock Domane it was far too relaxed for me. It's one of the reasons why I ended up going with the Classics Edition...

 

My guess is that it'll eventually take over the Madone line, there just too much overlap between the new lineup and the Madone lineup.

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The Classics Edition is significantly more aggressive than the standard Domane fit. IIRC, the head tube on the Classics' is almost shorter than the H1 Madone.

 

I'm not sure the Madone is that much more aero than the new one, the primary difference is the rear brake location.

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FYI - in case anyone else's Garmin 500 seems to be getting slow to lock onto GPS - https://support.garmin.com/support/searchSupport/case.faces?caseId=%7B84774820-e4ef-11de-d785-000000000000%7D

 

I'm not sure if it's made a difference on mine yet but at least there's a process to have it update to the most recent satellite data (allegedly).  

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Anyone interested in Mavic Cosmic Carbone 80? My pair have less than 300 miles on them. I got these to try tubulars, but I am going to get a pair of clincher wheels mostly targeting climbing.

 

They are Shimano/SRAM 10 and 11-speed compatible. I have the spacer for 10-speed setting.

 

They would come with anything tubular I have around:

-They have a pair of ZIpp tangente glued on, less than 300 miles.

-One pair of brand new ZIpp tangente tubular tires

-One pair of new Mavic tubular tires

-Zipp valve extenders (one pair installed and a spare pair if I can find it)

-Caffelatex sealant foam: One medium container, and syringe. And Road side assistance version

-Any mastik glue I have around. I believe I have one or two 10g tubes around, but need to check.

( I would estimate the extras are around $175-200 value)

 

I have the original box, I can deliver within reason or meet half-way.

 

[EDIT] Head-case cycling low price(!) still available: I figure anyone who may have been interested here has already seen this.  I have placed this for sale elseware as well. Anyone interested here, just let me know. Cheers

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