The next bike - buying advice
velvetytoast
Posts: 161
Hi all,
I've had a Boardman team (medium) for about a year now and riding regularly for a couple of years. My son claims to want to take up road riding and wants the Boardman (so who am I to refuse) As luck would have it I've just had a windfall of about £1500 and the sales are on......
I'm looking for a great deal on something for Sportives next year and I figured many eyes are better than one - anyone spotted the deal of a lifetime? (BTW The Focus Cayo team replicas don't have my size - L is now discontinued)
any suggestions?
I've had a Boardman team (medium) for about a year now and riding regularly for a couple of years. My son claims to want to take up road riding and wants the Boardman (so who am I to refuse) As luck would have it I've just had a windfall of about £1500 and the sales are on......
I'm looking for a great deal on something for Sportives next year and I figured many eyes are better than one - anyone spotted the deal of a lifetime? (BTW The Focus Cayo team replicas don't have my size - L is now discontinued)
any suggestions?
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The Cinelli Willin got a good review by Bike Radar in 2009. Link here for 2010 model:
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/Bike_Sale/31/ ... 360052946/
25% off and they have the large in stock.0 -
Specialized Secteur Comp? You can get one for 2/3rds of your budget...or a Ribble Sportive with some decent wheels?0
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velvetytoast
for that money you should find a Wilier Mortirollo Veloce in the sales - a beautiful looking and handling bike
if you want something a bit different to a Secialized, or Trek - there your answerhttp://veloviewer.com/SigImage.php?a=3370a&r=3&c=5&u=M&g=p&f=abcdefghij&z=a.png
Wiliers: Cento Uno/Superleggera R and Zero 7. Bianchi Infinito CV and Oltre XR20 -
Planet X Nanolight High Modulus.More problems but still living....0