What would you do - Which way to split the funding ...
andrew_b_1975
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I am on the cusp of buying a new bike and am on the horns of a dilema.
I have a budget of £1500, but can't decide which way to go.
Would you ...
£1500 Bike
£1100 Bike & £400 Wheel Upgrade
I was going to get the bike stock and upgrade the wheels later, but am not sure I'll have the money for a long time.
I have a budget of £1500, but can't decide which way to go.
Would you ...
£1500 Bike
£1100 Bike & £400 Wheel Upgrade
I was going to get the bike stock and upgrade the wheels later, but am not sure I'll have the money for a long time.
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Hi there.
Depends on whether you're going to do any events. If you are, then option 2 will enable you to train on the wheels that came with the £1100 bike and save the good wheels for race day - or just sunny days in the hills.
For £1100 you should be able to get a half decent frame equipped with 105 - or equivalent. You can then upgrades bits as they wear out.
Cheers, Andy0
