Which components would need changing - Montague Navigator

hambo
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I'm pretty much set on buying a Montague Navigator folding hybrid bike (well 80%) as it seems to tick most of the boxes in a bike that I am looking for. However, as a novice I have no idea if the components are any good or not. So I might get the bike shop to change some if necessary. So this is the bit where I need some advice.
Is there anything from the specs that you see as quite poor so that I can research and look into other components I can suggest. Reliability in a bike is my number 1 choice over performance like speed etc and I can't seem to find reviews on lots of the components so hard to judge.
This is a link to the bike http://www.montaguefoldingbike.co.uk/uk/2011_folding_bikes/pavement/navigator
click on specs and it's all there.
Is there anything from the specs that you see as quite poor so that I can research and look into other components I can suggest. Reliability in a bike is my number 1 choice over performance like speed etc and I can't seem to find reviews on lots of the components so hard to judge.
This is a link to the bike http://www.montaguefoldingbike.co.uk/uk/2011_folding_bikes/pavement/navigator
click on specs and it's all there.
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hambo wrote:I'm pretty much set on buying a Montague Navigator folding hybrid bike (well 80%) as it seems to tick most of the boxes in a bike that I am looking for. However, as a novice I have no idea if the components are any good or not. So I might get the bike shop to change some if necessary. So this is the bit where I need some advice.
Is there anything from the specs that you see as quite poor so that I can research and look into other components I can suggest. Reliability in a bike is my number 1 choice over performance like speed etc and I can't seem to find reviews on lots of the components so hard to judge.
This is a link to the bike http://www.montaguefoldingbike.co.uk/uk/2011_folding_bikes/pavement/navigator
click on specs and it's all there.
Reliability is in the maintenance, rather than in high spec components. I would invest in tools rather than flashy bits... nothing wrong with the current specsleft the forum March 20230 -
Thanks Ugo, I will look into a decent bike maintenance course as well hopefully sometime next year to help with it all.0