Caad 9 tiagra or Felt F75?

daveydave43
Posts: 200
Hi guys.
I've got a flatmate at uni who's joined the cycling club with me, and is now hunting for a bike.
Budget of £800, which i guess is pretty high for a beginner
Ive seen the caad9 tiagra compact around for that kind of price, which i recommended to him.
http://www.tredz.co.uk/.Cannondale-CAAD ... _28975.htm
He's seen a deal on a Felt F75 on Merlin, which also looks pretty good.
http://www.merlincycles.co.uk/Bike+Shop ... LT-F75.htm
So, which should he go for?
I've got a flatmate at uni who's joined the cycling club with me, and is now hunting for a bike.
Budget of £800, which i guess is pretty high for a beginner

Ive seen the caad9 tiagra compact around for that kind of price, which i recommended to him.
http://www.tredz.co.uk/.Cannondale-CAAD ... _28975.htm
He's seen a deal on a Felt F75 on Merlin, which also looks pretty good.
http://www.merlincycles.co.uk/Bike+Shop ... LT-F75.htm
So, which should he go for?
Go for the break
Create a chaingang
Make sure you don't break your chain
Create a chaingang
Make sure you don't break your chain
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Be aware that that caad9 isn't blackI like white bikes0
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The Felt seems to be better specced.0
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why don't you help you're mate look for a good 2nd hand deal. That £800 is going to go a lot further with a lightly used better specc'd bike.0
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I got a 2010 trek 1.5 for 720 (RRP was 800) at Evans. Not sure if there are any left in a suitable size but I'm very happy with it. The 80 quid saving would let you get a decent set of tyres and pads like I just have as well
Evans didn't have any Felts and I didn't like the Green splash on the caad.2010 Trek 1.5 Road - swissstop green, conti GP4000S
2004 Marin Muirwoods Hybrid0