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Kona Jake-Snake OR Spesh Tricross Sport-which has BEST spec?
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i guys

Im trying to decide between the above two bikes- i have ridden the Jake Snake for 15 mins, and intend to do the same for the Spesh Tricross Sport. They are both the same price- which has the best spec? I Get the impression (im a novice really) that the Snake is a notch above the Tricross Sport??

Kona Jake the Snake- 09 Model

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/kona/jake-the-snake-2009-cyclo-cross-bike-ec017278?utm_source=froogle&utm_medium=froogle&utm_campaign=froogle


Spesh Tricross Sport

http://www.evanscycles.com/products/specialized/tricross-sport-2010-cyclo-cross-bike-ec020083?utm_source=froogle&utm_medium=froogle&utm_campaign=froogle



Any opinions appreciated! They both seem to have similar purposes so, provided im equally happy on either- it boils down to spec!
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thanks!

Well the kona is specced with 105 so a touch better.

I own a tricross single speed and love it - the frame is ace - really soaks up the road buzz or bumps off road. Not ridden the Kona so can't compare. But I would recommend the spesh to anyone looking for a cross bike / tourer / commuter / audax bike / winter trainer.  I even considered fitting gears and using it in a couple of triathlons instead of my Allez...

Edited: 22/10/09 21:35
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Does the Specialized still suffer with fork judder under braking? If I spent £800 on a bike with such a fundamental flaw, I'd be really pissed off.
I have never experienced it - mine is an 08 model?
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Bought my Tricross Sport about 5 weeks ago & have loved every minute I've spent on it!! Bit of a newcomer to roadbikes to be honest, but find it dead comfortable and 4-5 hour rides are nay bother in terms of comfort. Bought mine in preparation for a couple of long tours next spring & have fitted full mudguards & a rack...even with this extra weight it still feels dead light & fairly zips along. Had a certain sense of trepidation before I bought it as has read a few posts about brake problems, but touch wood I've had no problems...

  
 

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