not a deal since this appears to be the new retail price, but seems like Enve is dropping their frame prices to $3750, the new MOG colors are listed at this price on competitive cyclist/backcountry. I’m assuming the same is gonna happen as soon as we see new colors being released for the Melee and Fray. Very competitive frameset prices, even more so considering it’s not hard to get extra discount on Enve products
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I think the $3,750 is just frame tho. $4450 includes seatpost and bars I believe. So I don’t think this is any cheaper but probably just not including seatpost / bar
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$4450 never included the extra bits afaict, that was when the frameset chassis was priced at $5500 then they started selling frameset with no bar/stem/seatpost for $4450 and now seems like a real $700 price drop
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You might be right. But dang 4500 for a frameset is insane lol
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Not including the proprietary parts with the frame (that they also make) at any price is equally insane, imo.
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$3750 for just a frame is still insane
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do you have any insight into when these new colors will be announced? i’m getting a Melee. thanks so much!
Absolutely no clue… but ai’d expect new ones soon. I believe last year the new MOG colors were announced close to the Fray release but that’s all just me guessing
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where? link?
Feedback Sports own website…not online retailers.
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I’ve got one and picked up the Lefty adapter for my MTBs. Super portable, and stable too.
I can’t really justify it as I have a kickr bike but I sometimes have thoughts of just have the feedback sports trainer and just bring it out as needed as I ride indoors typically 2 times a week, occasionally 3 and it’s usually just an hour.
The kickr bike is nice but I often consider downsizing things
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I have a Feedback Sports Omnium trainer…it is great for travel or warming up at a race, but I would absolutely not want to have it as my primary trainer. Anything over Z2 work is tedious and feels like riding an old school mag / wind trainer.
For the right uses, it is a fantastic tool…I can put it inside my bike bag and take it with me on a plane and still be under the 72lbs weight limit. So if the weather is crap wherever I travel to, I can still get some kind of work in. And there is reason you see so many pros warming up on them right before a race…perfect application.
But a solid VO2, or even threshold workout on a regular basis would be pretty brutal, IMO…it reminds you of how far we have come in terms of indoor training!
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Doesn’t Jonathan use it as his primary trainer? I assumed it would be tolerable at least
No, he uses rollers, IIRC.
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Not sure if it has already been shared, but there is 20% off the CORE body temp sensor at https://corebodytemp.com/.
Oh. That’s right. Now I remember.