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Multi-Sport/Triathlon
	Are you looking to have the most-efficient ride during the cycling segment of a triathlon? Then consider a multi-sport bike. These models feature aerodynamic riding positions and aero tubing to cheat the wind. These bikes are the best choice on all but the hilliest triathlon courses.

Road Racing

The classic '10-speed' you remember. Built for speed and primarily made of high-performance, lightweight carbon fiber or aluminum, road racing bikes are built with quick-handling geometry. These bikes will put the rider in a more aggressive riding position. Great when you're looking for speed and efficiency, but don't want or need the aero riding position found on a multi-sport bike. Note: For added flexibility, you can buy aerobars and attach them to this type of bike.

Comfort Road
	An option that gets you in an upright riding position, comfort road bikes feature more-relaxed geometry. This gives you a stable ride while relieving stress on your back and neck. Comfort-oriented saddles, wider tires and special components complement the frame. Comfort road bikes are great for century rides or any other occasion where you spend all day in the saddle.

Flat-Bar Road
	Similar to a comfort road bike, a flat-bar road bike also provides an upright riding position and a stable ride, but with the added feature of easier-to-use shifters and brake levers. Perfect for the rider that's a little intimidated by drop-bar styles.

Bicycle Anatomy