[MMcG]

I picked up a used but in awesome condition Serotta Colorado LT back in December.

I've taken her out for a couple of shortish rides, but today I was able to get out on her for a decent ride full of some good climbs and fast descents. About 15 miles total before darkness set in.

Ohhhhhh Baby she's a sweet riding bike! Tange Prestige Lugged tubes with a steel fork up front and she was like butta!!!

Man I'm stoked about this bike! :dancing: :dancing:

 

[TreeSaw]

Nice ride Glad to hear you're out pedalling around again too

 

[Serial Midget]

You should be stoked - there will never be a substitute for the comfort of a full steel frame.

I like my Serotta too.

 

[MMcG]

This bike is just amazing! I thought my jamis quest was nice with Reynolds 631 and carbon fork, but this bike with the Tange prestige and the steel fork just kills it compared to the Jamis.

 

[-dustin]

guy came into the shop yesterday with a $15,000 Serotta. most expensive bike ever purchased at the store.

 

[Dirty]

guy came into the shop yesterday with a $15,000 Serotta. most expensive bike ever purchased at the store.

how the hell does it get that expensive?

my old shop used to stock a top of the line lightspeed (cant remember the model name) with full record carbon when it first came out, and that only reached like 12 or 13K

 

[rooftest]

Nice bike!

I remember seeing in Mountain Bike Action a write up on some pro's mountain bike that allegedly cost 6 figures - They must've had to try real hard to piss all that money away.

I know the "top of the line" Madone's sticker for $10,000 - but what do the "real pro" bikes cost?

 

[MMcG]

I could never afford a new Serotta, but this one was barely used, and came with Serotta touch up paint from the seller.

It's a beauteous ride and the paint kicks ass as well.