FS: Giant Trinity 0 With 2 Sets of Wheels & Other Bits

El Director

Selling my Giant Trinity. A great bike, I did some very quick times on it but it never fitted me properly. It would suit anyone from 5' 11'' to 6' 3'' with a long torso in comparison to the their legs - I am the opposite.

I am selling t as seen here minus the pedals

Here is the full spec and the wheels in that pic are the other set I am selling with the bike. They are great training wheels.

It is race ready as I am selling it with:

3T Ventus Ltd Ed aero bars (€791 currently)
Grammo Viper 88t tubular wheel set used only for TT's/Tri's with a disc cover (option of racing with a disc on the back or a deep section)
2x brand new Conti Competion tyres and
A brand new Shimano Ultegra 12-25 cassette
A brand new SRAM chain
Brand new SRAM Red carbon brake pads (x2 pairs)
A Profile Design front mounted hydration system
A garmin GSC 10 cadence and speed sensor

I have taken great care with this bike, it gets a wipe down after every single ride

€2,000 ono

fat bloke

Can you post another pic? I need a yahoo id to follow your link

El Director

Okay. Take two. Sorry about that.

Andy Magic

I had a similar fitment issue with my Trinity 0. You seem to have the exact fitment problems I had. Incase you don't sell it or can try an ISM Adamo TT saddle I would recommend this as it made mine fit like a glove. I now have mine fully forward as I did with the saddle it came with but with the ISM saddle it moves your position on the bike more forward. Maybe you've tried this but just in case you don't sell it, you should give it a go.

El Director

Andy Magic wrote: »

I had a similar fitment issue with my Trinity 0. You seem to have the exact fitment problems I had. Incase you don't sell it or can try an ISM Adamo TT saddle I would recommend this as it made mine fit like a glove. I now have mine fully forward as I did with the saddle it came with but with the ISM saddle it moves your position on the bike more forward. Maybe you've tried this but just in case you don't sell it, you should give it a go.

Interesting. I wish I had known that a few months ago when I was in the market for a new saddle. I ended up getting a John Cobb and although I love it (great saddle) it didn't really address the fit issue. I have a one time chance now to get the bike I really want so I will be selling for sure but that for that info

Andy Magic

No worries, Good luck with the sale

El Director

I'm letting the bike go now in its original set up for €1,100 and the wheels €550 minus the tires and cassette but including the disc cover.

themoney

Hi
Would it be possible to arrange to view the bike this week. I'll send you pm with my contact details now. I'm interested in the full bike and wheels