Its very very light and just drove around 15 miles today and rides fast.My bike computer shows I clocked maximum speed of 48mph which is very impressive. 54 cm will be a very good fit for medium height riders (5′7 to 5′10). Very good sleek tires. Impressive gears. You need to tune the front derailleur properly to slip from low to high and back. I spent decent them tuning them properly. Brakes are good only if you can fix them. They didn’t come fixed for me.

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Awful seat, Brakes don come fixed with the package and you will struggle to set them right. I had to take them to a bike shop and get them fixed. Its very hard on you if you find a little bumpy road. You can feel the slightest of bumps. Hate the pedals as well. They rarely line up right for you to get your toes into the clips

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7 comes in right at the top of the Wilier road bike lineup, but don't expect to see the Lampre-ISD team racing on a fleet of these next year. Wilier are making a lot of this bike's light weight - it's the lightest Wilier ever - and that explains the name. Wilier - or Wilier Triestina, if you want to get all proper about it - have been making bikes since 1906. Well, that's the slant that Wilier's marketing department is putting on it. Our test bike tips the road. Minor differences in the manufacture mean the exact weight will vary slightly from frame to frame, but every one goes onto the scales when it comes off the production line and gets its own certificate showing the precise figure - so you can put it... 7 is too light for the pro peloton. 7-something kilos. 8kg minimum weight limit for racing, so Lampre would need to add some ballast.

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