My new Cube Acid 2010
RSV_Ecosse
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Arrived yesterday morning. Built it up and immediately took it out for a quick 20 miles on the road just to get used to it. Being a "roadie" and this being my first MTB I was surprised just how hard going on tarmac it was compared to my Pinarello. Stupid, should really have expected that......DOH!!!
Awesome though. Running out of gears on descents will take a bit of getting used to. Comfy though. Planning on using it occasionally to do my 36 mile commute as a bit of a change so probably looking to get a spare set of wheels and fit sort of "halfway house" type tyres to it and swap them over when I want to go off road.
Got loads of questions for you MTB folks so apologies in advance for the amount of threads I am about to post.
Also, road bike kits and bling is an expensive enough hobby as it is but I don't think the wife appreciates what online orders I'm about to put in for bits and bobs. LOL.
Anyway, couple of crappy iPhone pics from when I was out this afternoon :-
Awesome though. Running out of gears on descents will take a bit of getting used to. Comfy though. Planning on using it occasionally to do my 36 mile commute as a bit of a change so probably looking to get a spare set of wheels and fit sort of "halfway house" type tyres to it and swap them over when I want to go off road.
Got loads of questions for you MTB folks so apologies in advance for the amount of threads I am about to post.
Also, road bike kits and bling is an expensive enough hobby as it is but I don't think the wife appreciates what online orders I'm about to put in for bits and bobs. LOL.
Anyway, couple of crappy iPhone pics from when I was out this afternoon :-
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Road : Pinarello FP1 | MTB : Cube Acid 2010
Road : Pinarello FP1 | MTB : Cube Acid 2010
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