Another what bike thread
hot66
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Hi
1st time post on this forum so thought I'd start by doing the usual 'what bike' thread
quick introduction..... I've been riding since 1988 when I bought a MS racing MTB which I ended up racing in the old NEMBA race series ( I used to be fit then, before I discovered beer & girls :roll: ) Anyway I graduated quite quickly onto Cannondales, my 1st I bought in 1991.
Ever since then I have ridden Cannondales & currently have a 2004 Jekyll 900 upgraded with hope minis.
I am toying with the idea of replacing the Jekyll with a new bike & have automatically looked at Cannondales again, but I can't help thinking I might be missing out & would like opinions & recomendations of alterantives.
All my riding is old school stuff, eg out in the hills & I love single track. I also love to ride Glentress red & Dalby red. I don't do north shore or play parks. Toying with the idea of some fun downhilling in the Alps next year too.
So what would be the best bike upto say £2.5K ( I'm happy to upgrade components in the future ).
The alternative is to slightly upgrade my current bike, as it rides fantastically & apart from things starting to wear a bit, there is no 'performance' reason to change.
Thanks
James
1st time post on this forum so thought I'd start by doing the usual 'what bike' thread
quick introduction..... I've been riding since 1988 when I bought a MS racing MTB which I ended up racing in the old NEMBA race series ( I used to be fit then, before I discovered beer & girls :roll: ) Anyway I graduated quite quickly onto Cannondales, my 1st I bought in 1991.
Ever since then I have ridden Cannondales & currently have a 2004 Jekyll 900 upgraded with hope minis.
I am toying with the idea of replacing the Jekyll with a new bike & have automatically looked at Cannondales again, but I can't help thinking I might be missing out & would like opinions & recomendations of alterantives.
All my riding is old school stuff, eg out in the hills & I love single track. I also love to ride Glentress red & Dalby red. I don't do north shore or play parks. Toying with the idea of some fun downhilling in the Alps next year too.
So what would be the best bike upto say £2.5K ( I'm happy to upgrade components in the future ).
The alternative is to slightly upgrade my current bike, as it rides fantastically & apart from things starting to wear a bit, there is no 'performance' reason to change.
Thanks
James
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At that price I don't think there are any bad bikes !!
Just test and take your pick !!
I just opted for Titus Motolite. But thats my personal choice after testing loads of bikes.0 -
I might have a look at the new yeti0