Lapierre x control 310, good value for money?
Drzoidberg
Posts: 122
Hi
On the weekend I as lucky enough to have a good spin on a few cubes and a few lapierres at a demo day and was very taken with the x control i had a go on, although it was the top of the line carbon. Felt right and comfy, so looking into buying a 310, but for the best part of 1900 is it value for money?
http://www.evanscycles.com/products/lap ... gn=froogle
I really like it but thinking its a bit steep, any thoughts?
On the weekend I as lucky enough to have a good spin on a few cubes and a few lapierres at a demo day and was very taken with the x control i had a go on, although it was the top of the line carbon. Felt right and comfy, so looking into buying a 310, but for the best part of 1900 is it value for money?
http://www.evanscycles.com/products/lap ... gn=froogle
I really like it but thinking its a bit steep, any thoughts?
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It's not the best spec I have seen. Lots of inhouse parts - I have nothing against that when they work, and save money for elsewhere, but inhouse rear shocks I would question, and the rest of the sspec is pretty low.0
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for around the same region can i do any better than a Ghost AMR 5900? Componant wise its pretty solid. Any other suggestions are welcome0
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Cube AMS 110 Pro is better specced than both the above
Cube AMS 130 Pro is also well worth a look too if you want a bit more travel
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Do you think the Cube AMS 130 Team is wotrh the extra 200?0
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The upgrades are of a higher value than the £200 between the Pro & Team
Personally I prefer the Formula brakes & Fox forks on the Team, drivetrain (cranks & cassette) is upgraded over the Pro too, Easton wheels on the Pro Vs Sun Ringle on the Team
But it's the same frame so you could go for the Pro & upgrade over time0
