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Colnago V4Rs v Ridley Noah Fast
Hello,
I am looking for a new bike and deciding between two bikes because I can get a discount on them at my local bike shop. The two bikes are Colnago V4Rs and Ridley Noah Fast Disc both equipped with the new 12-speed Ultegra Di2. I will be using the new bike for training but especially for racing so performance is key. I am looking for a bike that is both aero, lightweight, stiff and will perform good in all types of races (e.g. flat, uphill, downhill). Both of the bikes are great and I can't decide which one would be right for me so I am asking for some help and advice. I would guess that the Ridley is more aero, whereas the Colnago is a bit lighter? If you know about the two bikes or own one of them please help me decide and provide some pros and cons for the both of them. Thank you very much in advance for your help.
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