Wilier Iozard vs. Scott Addict R2
05-12-10, 04:41 PM
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Wilier Iozard vs. Scott Addict R2
I'm considering purchasing the Wilier Iozard or the Scott Addict R2. They're similar bikes at similar price points so I was wondering if anyone had experience with either model and care to share their opinion?
Thanks.
Thanks.
05-12-10, 05:00 PM
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https://wilier-usa.com/#/road/izoard/
https://www.scott-sports.com/gb_en/pr...5066/addict_r2
Are you just buying the frame or a whole bike? If so what are the prices/components. The addict is 360g lighter than the Izoard... or about 8/10ths of a pound.
https://www.scott-sports.com/gb_en/pr...5066/addict_r2
Are you just buying the frame or a whole bike? If so what are the prices/components. The addict is 360g lighter than the Izoard... or about 8/10ths of a pound.
05-12-10, 09:29 PM
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The Izoard is a beautiful frame.
Wiliers have a fantastic finish on them.
You won't be disappointed with it.
Wiliers have a fantastic finish on them.
You won't be disappointed with it.
05-12-10, 09:41 PM
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No Scott for you.
That being said the R2 is one of the sharper and classier looking race bikes out there today.
That being said the R2 is one of the sharper and classier looking race bikes out there today.
05-12-10, 09:43 PM
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The Izoard runs like butter on the road. It is my dream bike that I am currently saving for.
As far as my experience I got to test ride one when my friend was at a shop test riding a Cannondale Synapse. It had full Ultegra 6700 and it was just pure bliss riding it. As far as warranty goes they have a 5 year warranty and the dealer said they do have crash replacement but he did not know the prices out of the top of his head. Is the shop you are getting from going to put together a custom bike or are you buying with whatever group the manufacturer ships with?
As far as my experience I got to test ride one when my friend was at a shop test riding a Cannondale Synapse. It had full Ultegra 6700 and it was just pure bliss riding it. As far as warranty goes they have a 5 year warranty and the dealer said they do have crash replacement but he did not know the prices out of the top of his head. Is the shop you are getting from going to put together a custom bike or are you buying with whatever group the manufacturer ships with?
05-12-10, 09:47 PM
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Once you get over three grand none of it sucks kid.
If you want to go faster, pedal harder.
That's all you have to know about this idiot sport. Carry on.
If you want to go faster, pedal harder.
That's all you have to know about this idiot sport. Carry on.
05-12-10, 09:48 PM
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05-13-10, 07:07 AM
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https://wilier-usa.com/#/road/izoard/
https://www.scott-sports.com/gb_en/pr...5066/addict_r2
Are you just buying the frame or a whole bike? If so what are the prices/components. The addict is 360g lighter than the Izoard... or about 8/10ths of a pound.
https://www.scott-sports.com/gb_en/pr...5066/addict_r2
Are you just buying the frame or a whole bike? If so what are the prices/components. The addict is 360g lighter than the Izoard... or about 8/10ths of a pound.
Thanks.
I'm looking to buy the whole bike. The components they come with are almost identical, however the Addict comes with Mavic Ksyrium Elite wheels while the Iozard comes with Fulcrum Racing 5.
05-13-10, 07:10 AM
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Honestly, just pick the one that excites you more. The performance differences are negligible. If one rides a bit too rough for you, just let 10 psi out of the tires.
05-13-10, 07:10 AM
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anyone know the frame cost for both? later.
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The shop where I got my Scott bike also sells Wilier, and they do look nice!
My two or three word summary of the choice is:
Scott Addict R2 - lighter and likely faster/racier
Wilier Iozard - sexier and cooler
My two or three word summary of the choice is:
Scott Addict R2 - lighter and likely faster/racier
Wilier Iozard - sexier and cooler
