Any advice for me on getting my 1st carbon
davoj
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Hi Guys,
I am thinking of getting my 1st carbon, I am willing to spend up to £1600 or 2,200 euro. I am not to sure should i go for a reliable brand like felt Z35 or a BH or maybe even a Terry Dolan tuano. Any advice or feedback would be appreciated.
cheers.
I am thinking of getting my 1st carbon, I am willing to spend up to £1600 or 2,200 euro. I am not to sure should i go for a reliable brand like felt Z35 or a BH or maybe even a Terry Dolan tuano. Any advice or feedback would be appreciated.
cheers.
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I would be tempted by a Cube GTC, or a PLANET X, planet X comes with a mix of Dura Ace as well, and does look good in the blue
Ride as many as you can as many people say.
I rode my first carbon bike last week, absoletely loved it, was fastert than my 170 quid decathlon bike suprisingly as well buy about 1 min 30 over 8 miles (same hearrate, pretty similar weather than my fastest ride 10 days before), but then it was a 2 grand tarmac expert (06 model mind you)0 -
I have a Dolan Volare (and love it), i think this is a version below the Tuono, and the guys at Dolan are great.0
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You can get a very nice Ultegra specced Bianchi 928 C2C with full carbon frame and forks/bar for £1625 and you'll usually manage to get 10% discount if you haggle
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At £1600 you should be looking at a banded machine such as Pinarello, Look, BMC, Willier etc...0
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Campy King wrote:At £1600 you should be looking at a banded machine such as Pinarello, Look, BMC, Willier etc...
I'm not too sure, I don't think they are the best value, unless you really want the name on the frame. You can get some thing like a P-X with Dura Ace and really nice wheels for the £1600, that would only get you a Pina with Ultegra and £50 wheels, or a Wilier with Veloce and Fulcrum 7s.0 -
Your budget will allow you a fairly massive choice. I'd suggest you call into somewhere like Condor to check out their in house range followed by eg Cycle Surgery if you are in the London area to see some of the more mainstream brands.
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