Bike recommendations please
EKE_38BPM
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A female colleague has asked me for recommendations for a bike at around the £500 mark.
She is pretty sporty but not comfortable with drops so I showed her a flat bar road bike and she said that looked about right to her (I don't think she is a nazi or a paedo though). She will probably be a fair weather cyclist so I doubt it needs disc brakes, mudguards etc
I suggested the Giant Rapid 4, but has anyone else got any recommendations?
She is pretty sporty but not comfortable with drops so I showed her a flat bar road bike and she said that looked about right to her (I don't think she is a nazi or a paedo though). She will probably be a fair weather cyclist so I doubt it needs disc brakes, mudguards etc
I suggested the Giant Rapid 4, but has anyone else got any recommendations?
FCN 3: Raleigh Record Ace fixie-to be resurrected sometime in the future
FCN 4: Planet X Schmaffenschmack 2- workhorse
FCN 9: B Twin Vitamin - winter commuter/loan bike for trainees
I'm hungry. I'm always hungry!
FCN 4: Planet X Schmaffenschmack 2- workhorse
FCN 9: B Twin Vitamin - winter commuter/loan bike for trainees
I'm hungry. I'm always hungry!
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http://www.boardmanbikes.com/fi/index.html
Some of my ex rowing gals have Boardman racers for tri racing.0 -
I sent her that link for the Comp FI and despite the carbon forks, 105 and Tiagra groupset, compact chainset, Ritchey Pro 20H front and 24H rear rims, I was greeted with "Oooh, I like that, what a nice colour."
Some women, eh?
That is a bit pricey for her. £500 is the top of her budget. Nice bike though.FCN 3: Raleigh Record Ace fixie-to be resurrected sometime in the future
FCN 4: Planet X Schmaffenschmack 2- workhorse
FCN 9: B Twin Vitamin - winter commuter/loan bike for trainees
I'm hungry. I'm always hungry!0