buying my first road bike

focus2
focus2 Posts: 12
edited March 2011 in Road buying advice
Well i am looking for my first road bike,currently i could i buy a cube agree pro with full ultegra and easton vista sl wheels thats about 8.2kg,i would get a pair of look keo sprints and a tripcomputer with the bike for only £600.So is this a good deal?
The other option is a Gir's with a mix of record/red/dura-ace and a full carbon frame but for a little bit more expensive £1100 without and pedals.
So do you think i should put a little bit more money into it or buy a cheaper bike first,i am only 15 and dont have much money to put on a bike.

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  • nochekmate
    nochekmate Posts: 3,460
    The Cube sounds a good deal and given that it is £500 cheaper use the savings to kit yourself out with any necessary equipment.
  • focus2
    focus2 Posts: 12
    the cube would be a better offer when i still have to buy shoes,shorts,shirts and a helmet.And does the weight really matter that much?1kg more or less cant be a big difference at this stage.
  • Lillywhite
    Lillywhite Posts: 742
    focus2 wrote:
    1kg more or less cant be a big difference at this stage.

    Correct.
  • thecrofter
    thecrofter Posts: 734
    And at 15 you'll still be growing so you'll need to upsize in a couple of years, maybe less
    You've no won the Big Cup since 1902!
  • focus2
    focus2 Posts: 12
    thecrofter wrote:
    And at 15 you'll still be growing so you'll need to upsize in a couple of years, maybe less
    I doubt i grow much in lenght anymore since im 180cm allready.I have also been looking at new canyons and I have heard they have some kind of sale during the TdF,will it also be this year?
  • Anonymous
    Anonymous Posts: 79,666
    focus2 wrote:
    thecrofter wrote:
    And at 15 you'll still be growing so you'll need to upsize in a couple of years, maybe less
    I doubt i grow much in lenght anymore since im 180cm allready.I have also been looking at new canyons and I have heard they have some kind of sale during the TdF,will it also be this year?

    Don't bet on it. Not usual for men to keep growing in to their twenties.

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