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Question: I see this is the Road version. How comfortable is this bike for long rides?Does the Tri design make it harder climbing hills?
Document: Gorgeous bike and rides like a dream. Within 2 weeks I rode about 100 miles and I am very happy with my Kestrel Talon. The quality is fantastic! The stock saddle is comfortable but I upgraded and gave the seat to my roommate. He goes on long bikes at times and doesn't even wear biking shorts and still thinks the stock saddle is super comfortable. I believe that I will have this bike for a long time and confident I will ride many more miles on it.
Excellent road/tri bike!
I have taken the bike out a half a dozen times since the weather broke. My mileage has varied from 5 miles to 25 miles. The bike runs true to the sizing. The components though at the lower end of the market perform well and shifts are smooth. Bike overall is predictable, comfortable and moves down the road very smooth. Going from a mountain bike to a road bike can be a little unnerving, but this bike has made the transition very easy.
When it comes right down to it...this bike just looks really cool. It's got an awesome black/white design that helps to accentuate it's aerodynamic frame, it's frame build is a hybrid triathlon/road bike type...which just looks more attractive to me, and you look like a complete bad ass riding this thing.
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.
MSRP is $1,550! this is the shimano 105 version, saving of $200. A great bike and better color than 2012 version.
I am 5'7 and around 145 pounds so I decided to get the 52cm size frame. This bike does not come with pedals so make sure you order a nice pair if you get this bike. I contacted Kestrel and they have told me the warranty is valid with any professional bike shop assembly of your choosing. Make sure you save all documentation and receipts.
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.
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.
Holy crap is it fast. I never rode a carbon fiber, so it's a little bit of a shock for me. This is what I learned:1) It's scary fast. I can easy get to about 25mph on a flat surface, and much faster on a downhill.2) This is my first tri bike, and I didn't realize how rough the ride is. You will feel every single bump on this bike.3) It needs aero bars.
Answer: yes