Next Step was moving from Mini Tri (200m swim, 10km bike & 2 km run) to Sprint Tri (750m swim, 20km bike & 5km run).
Getting a good bike for trialthlon meant spending a good amount of money. My first racing bike was a aluminium bike (Polygon Helios 200) which was great up to Olympic Distance Tri races. IT weighed nearly 10kg but it was a good sturdy bike that withstood the demands of racing.
Training for a sprint was still demanding but there were many good books and online training program that provided a good starting base. Here are some links
http://www.beginnertriathlete.com/sprint%20programs.htm
http://www.amateurendurance.com/training-programs/article/sprint-triathlon-training-program/
Training & Race Buddies
Training with friends makes a big difference as there is always information and tips that are shared and they will always be there to kick your ass when you need it.
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