frame diference
- Thread starter FreeFeet
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There is no difference in the frame of all the current (A1) p.bikes. The p.street and p.1 Cro-Mo also share the same frame.
FreeFeet said:
Most likely not as a complete bike. You can get the frame and the components seperately, and then have them build it for you, but that is $$$$, even if you build it yourself.
Good luck!
Since the P.3 is available as a frame only technically your LBs *could* do this....
Buuuuut it will cost you more than just getting a p.3 in the first place since even shop wholesale is much more than the Specialized OEM cost on parts. Just get a p.3, do what you have to do. A lot of shops offer financing, one of our local shops offers 0% right now, can't beat that!
Buuuuut it will cost you more than just getting a p.3 in the first place since even shop wholesale is much more than the Specialized OEM cost on parts. Just get a p.3, do what you have to do. A lot of shops offer financing, one of our local shops offers 0% right now, can't beat that!
You can buy the P.3 as a built up bike.punkassean said:
One difference is that they offset the rear on the 2005 frame 6mm for a 0-dish wheel.
Dont be so sure that all the A1 P's are the exact same frame....
Well, according to Specialized's website info, the geometry has changed between 04' and 05's. Heck, I think it has changed with the earlier model years according to the site too if I can remember right.
Of course that's probably Specialized's marketing department since everytime I saw their rep I would ask them to make the top-tube longer on the P.bikes so most normal to tall folks could fit them better
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Of course that's probably Specialized's marketing department since everytime I saw their rep I would ask them to make the top-tube longer on the P.bikes so most normal to tall folks could fit them better
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yeah get the short