I like the FP3, it seems like a great bike and even better buy....Due to geographics and the cost/hassle of bike travel, my work situation dictates an additional bike to remain at my workplace (out of state) I have now a 2009 Specialized Roubaix that I really enjoy. It has the new Dura-Ace and seems to fit well. The bike seems robust, stiffer especially when coming out of the saddle or climbing steeps. I ride in Utah and So. Cal. and the question is, will the FP3 be "sturdy" enough for me?
I am 6'0 and 200lbs,
thanks

Tech Specs:

Main Triangle Material:

Monocoque Full Carbon 30HM12k 

Seat Stay Material:

CRS ONNDA FPK Mono Stay Carbon 

Chain Stay Material:

Asymmetrical Carbon 

Fork:

ONDA FPK Full Carbon 

Fork Blade Type:

Carbon curved 

Steer Tube Type:

Carbon 

Drop Type:

Carbon 

Headset:

Integrated tapered 1.125 to 1.5inches 

Bottom Bracket:

MOst Croxover Over sized 

Crankset:

MOst Linx Carbon 

Teeth:

50 x 34T 

Crank Arm Length:

[54]172.5 

Chain:

KMC 7D 

Cassette:

Shimano 105 CS-6600 

Sprocket Range:

12-27T 

Shifters:

Dura-Ace 7800 

Front Derailleur:

Dura-Ace 7800 

Rear Derailleur:

Dura-Ace 7800 

Cage Length:

Short 

Brake Levers:

Dura-Ace 7800 

Brakes:

Ultegra 6600 

Wheelset:

MOst Chall Aluminum 

Tires:

Contenental Ultra Sport 

Tire Size:

700x23 

Stem:

MOst Tiger Max Carbon 3k 

Clamp Diameter:

31.8mm 

Stem Length:

[54]110mm 

Stem Angle:

80-degree 

Handlebar:

MOst Xylon Aluminum, 31.8mm 

Handlebar Width:

[54] 42cm 

Handlebar Drop:

140mm 

Bar Tape:

White Cork 

Seatpost:

MOst Tail Carbon-Alu 

Seatpost Diameter:

31.6mm 

Seatpost Length:

250mm 

Saddle:

MOst Leopard 

Seat Collar:

35mm, non-QR 

Weight:

[54]17.05lbs(7733.8g) 

Recommended Use:

Road cycling, Racing 

Manufacturer Warranty:

2 Years, 1 year on carbon parts