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Question: Is this bike a brand new bike, and what is the weight of this bike?
Document: This bike is an amazing deal! Carbon fiber frame under $1,400. Would've been at least double that price a couple of years ago. I'm very happy with my new ride!
More experienced cyclists will no doubt choose to perfectly align their brakes and gears for their weight class, but a less perfectionist rider could essentially take it out for a spin as is. I myself did take the entire bike to a local shop and had it assembled for about $80...they of course also tuned it to be at peak performance level...and it is also required to maintain validation on the Kestrel frame warranty.
I purchased this bike back in December. I recently crossed over 1000 miles. I haven't had any issues other some cable stretch but that is normal and only required minor adjustment. I wasn't too sure about the wheel set and tires since most manufactures cut cost in those areas. I couldn't wait to tear them up so I had an excuse to get a new wheel set. I have to admit I'm impressed.
I got shimano 105 petals. They work great on this bike. Super light and stiff, so fast and fun ride. Negative the handle bar plugs keep falling out. Negative there was a lot of confusion with the box and warranty. The box says that unless the bike it assemble by a kestrel dealer the warranty is voided. I travel all the way to New Jersey to get it assemble.
I'm big guy , right at the max weight limit of 275 pounds - this bike handles me with ease - plenty of stiffness, efficient power transfer. Down in the Georgia flat lands near Savannah, I was easily cruising at 18/19 mph. Full carbon frame, with a heavy duty bonded rear triangle that let you maximize your power transfer with little flex.
I can say is the bike is a little heavy weight wise to be carbon fiber but it balances out when riding because I still zip past everyone and  the bike isnt easliy moved by the wind its really sturdy and I can appreciate that. The design is great and I seem to be the only cyclist in NYC with a Talon so it allows me to continue to be the trend setter that I am I receive many comments and everyone including myself cant help but stare at the sleek yet bold design.
I spent a long time debating over whether to get an aluminum, steel, carbon fiber, or titanium frame(the latter 2 being considered higher end). In reality I don't think there is a "best" option regarding material...some are definitely more light weight (though not by all that much), and the only people that the difference really seems to matter to are hard core triathlon competitors.
Overall 5 Stars:Strengths:Very polished, rides true. Came in just under 20 lbs including pedals with the 105 group set. For the new 2013 model, Oval 327 wheels are much improved over the Oval 524's from prior year. Smooth shifting, good looking. 2013 color is white on black. Over 250 miles, no issues. 2013 version has the blended carbon of 700K & 800K. Previous year version was 700k carbon only. The 2013 105 group set is clearly high value in this price range.
Excellent road/tri bike!
I think the bike is great, now I have to train a lot get the best out of it, very light
Answer: yes