The schedule actually looks a little light on biking. A tri is about half cycling by time, and usually gets a lot of emphasis. But it looks ok, especially coming from a running perspective.
I'm pretty partial to Zoot tri clothing myself, functional, attractive. Good details like flat stitched seams (chafing is a big issue when you are wet), nice fabrics, helpful pockets. I think by far the best place to get tri gear, at least on-line where trying things on isn't possible, is trisports.com. The owners are friends of mine, and so I'm a little biased, but they do a great job of steering you to the right stuff for your race, goals, budget and body type.
Anne
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