Design me a bike
incog24
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Well sort of anyway...
I'm in the market for a new bike and I've got a few options open to me.
1. TCR Advance 1
2. TCR Advance 2 + £440 on components
3. TCR Advance 3 + £570 on components
4. At a bit of a pinch, possibly a TCR Advance SL 2
Component wise I'm most likely thinking about a wheelset upgrade, although I'm open to other suggestions. I do half my riding in county durham, so reasonably hilly, and the other half in cambridgeshire so I'm unsure on what type of wheels to go for. I'm only a Cat4 so the majority of my racing is flattish circuits which might be significant although could yet change. I can get Easton wheels at 30% off but anything else is full price.
I've previously been riding a TCR Advance 3 with no upgrades and love/loved it to bits. I'm quite happy with 105, although I am tempted by Force.
Way to many options for me to consider everything, so its open to the floor. Thanks for the help in advance!
I'm in the market for a new bike and I've got a few options open to me.
1. TCR Advance 1
2. TCR Advance 2 + £440 on components
3. TCR Advance 3 + £570 on components
4. At a bit of a pinch, possibly a TCR Advance SL 2
Component wise I'm most likely thinking about a wheelset upgrade, although I'm open to other suggestions. I do half my riding in county durham, so reasonably hilly, and the other half in cambridgeshire so I'm unsure on what type of wheels to go for. I'm only a Cat4 so the majority of my racing is flattish circuits which might be significant although could yet change. I can get Easton wheels at 30% off but anything else is full price.
I've previously been riding a TCR Advance 3 with no upgrades and love/loved it to bits. I'm quite happy with 105, although I am tempted by Force.
Way to many options for me to consider everything, so its open to the floor. Thanks for the help in advance!
Racing for Fluid Fin Race Team in 2012 - www.fluidfin.co.uk
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