Just a quick follow-up to my post last week about the 2006 lineups from Specialized, Trek, and Cannondale. Bike Magic from the U.K. has a fairly comprehensive preview of 2006 gear from Specialized that should be of interest to many. Specialized has really come a long way toward becoming an all-encompassing brand in cycling. Seems the only thing they need to fully accomplish this strategy and really give Trek a run for its money is a more comprehensive parts and components division (similar to Trek's Bontrager division). Look for an acquisition from Specialized in the near future.
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