You need neither SWorks frame nor RED groupset. Of course if money is no object, go right ahead, but to me the smartest move is to buy a non-S Works frame and build it whichever way you want it. Or just buy the Pro Version. It is a really nice bike.
@@tonyg3091 exactly, even the rich yuppie doesn't need that 15k$ bike, i can see a Tour/pro using one but average joe, nope. I get it if you the money why not.
Sram has a 10t rear casette, that's why the front large chainring is only a 48. Spin a 48-10 and that's roughly a 52-11 in Shimano.
Frame size 56? How tall are you?
I’m about 5’10 and it fits perfectly for me.
Do shimano tiagra mechanical be compatible with the tarmac frame?
Unfortunately on this frame it wouldn’t work.
Looks like the most basic water bottle cages.
Only way this makes average joe any faster is making his wallet weight less by a few pounds of lost money. Not worth the price.
Yea it’s crazy expensive but it’s great how specialize offer a lot of other options for different price ranges.
You need neither SWorks frame nor RED groupset. Of course if money is no object, go right ahead, but to me the smartest move is to buy a non-S Works frame and build it whichever way you want it.
Or just buy the Pro Version. It is a really nice bike.
@@tonyg3091 exactly, even the rich yuppie doesn't need that 15k$ bike, i can see a Tour/pro using one but average joe, nope. I get it if you the money why not.
@@tonyg3091 yea there’s some great expert models and frame option builds also. Plenty of great ways to go about it which makes it fun.