Cape Wrath D24 2007 Potential Upgrade Advice
noodlenoggin
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I have just ordered a Claud Butler Cape Wrath D24 2007 and was wondering if I should be looking to upgrade any bits (on a budget guys don't go wild) in the near future/now?
I am going to be using the bike to commute (back roads, typical Britain with more potholes than tarmac) 11 miles to work 5 days a week and then evry other weekend for some mild xc.
The standard forks don't have lock-out which I am wondering if I might regret?
Any thoughts, help etc will be most appreciated.
I am going to be using the bike to commute (back roads, typical Britain with more potholes than tarmac) 11 miles to work 5 days a week and then evry other weekend for some mild xc.
The standard forks don't have lock-out which I am wondering if I might regret?
Any thoughts, help etc will be most appreciated.
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if it is brand new, leave it be until stuff wears out, dont be in a rush to change parts too soon.0
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sheepsteeth wrote:if it is brand new, leave it be until stuff wears out, dont be in a rush to change parts too soon.
I ride a full suss to work ( 7 miles ) and I don't regret having no lock out on the forks, as you say, the roads are a disgrace :?
Having said that, I also have a hybred ( Trek 7.3 fx ) that I sometimes use for work, it rattles my fillings , but its a bit faster.0 -
Absolutely agree with Sheepsteeth - far too early to think about upgrades (you might as well have just spent more to start!). Nothing wrong with making a few changes to the ergonomics, and tyres are always good to change, but apart from that, just ride and change bits when they wear out.0
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Thanks fot that chaps, I feel happy that I've got a good bike for the money and will wait till things wear out etc.0