Scott 3 - NEW PIC 7/6 - new bars

[pritchet74]

That actually sounds good. When you are running a stem that short (unless you have a funky body shape) it usually means the frame is too big. And that's a killer price for a complete bike.

[mdeth1313]

I'm going to take some pics of the "new" bike later today and start a new topic. Different bike = different topic. It arrived yesterday so I did the switch out and rebuild. Internal routing on a Quintana Roo is a PITA. My saddle really doesn't match fit well w/ the new color scheme, but I've only got so much money to spend before my wife kills me!

Biggest difference is the fit-- on the test ride up and down my street it was a whole different world. Of course, now I really want a smaller road frame, but that's not going to happen anytime soon (famous last words).

[Design Cycles]

I moved my Garmin this year from the stem to a more forward on the aerobars using a Profile Design mount. This makes it easier to watch my power readings and watch down the road while in the aero position. I know some here that can testify that is a good thing to do.

We have a solution to put the Garmin on the aerobars as well. Check out our site and let me know if you are interested.
http://www.designcycles.net

[pritchet74]

Stick with the road bike as it is. I tried moving to a smaller road frame and it just felt twitchy with the shorter wheelbase. I couldn't feel comfortable on it.

[Ypsylon]

We have a solution to put the Garmin on the aerobars as well. Check out our site and let me know if you are interested.

Technically your post is against the rules.

And to be honest I'd feel a lot better about this if your website at least had an address on it.

Feel free to add valuable info to your post and why you think it's a good option for this build specifically, or I'll have to consider it a rather random plug of your website and probably delete it.