Giant OCR 3 road bike
25 August 2006
By Justin Cooper
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I actually did upgrade my frame after the 1st season and I am very pleased with the result.
Some of the changes so far are:
Specialized Pave SL carbon seat post with zerts.
Serfas Aguna 2 seat with TI rails
Ritchey Pro 70mm stem and 40cm shallow drop road bars.
Specialed ALL pro tires
Specialized Roval Pave SL wheels with high flange hubs. (the best upgrade so far!)
Profile design aero bars.
Major difference in speed and comfort.
Next up is a complete Ultegra 6600 groupo with an upgrade to the dura ace rear d this summer and I’ll have a comfort cruiser like no other!
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