My new Argon 18 Gallium Pro 2012 with DA Di2

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  • Stevo_666
    Stevo_666 Posts: 61,501
    Not really interested in the finance stuff, just a lovely bike :cool:
    "I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]
  • ricey155
    ricey155 Posts: 233
    Nice bike but don't buy anything on HP or finance surely a cheaper bike would be a lot more sensible

    buy it on the never never and give it back after 2 years - i look forward to the depression on month 23 and you have just one month left and then a garage full of kit and no frame

    enjoy
  • napoleond
    napoleond Posts: 5,992
    Heh heh, this thread has tickled me. It is indeed a nice bike but the new posters coming on read like a tv late night sales pitch :)
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  • quango2k
    quango2k Posts: 42
    ajmitchell wrote:
    hi where did you get that awesome carbon stay protector? thanks

    http://www.wiggle.co.uk/lizard-skins-ca ... protector/
  • quango2k
    quango2k Posts: 42
    Ricey155 wrote:
    Nice bike but don't buy anything on HP or finance surely a cheaper bike would be a lot more sensible

    buy it on the never never and give it back after 2 years - i look forward to the depression on month 23 and you have just one month left and then a garage full of kit and no frame

    enjoy

    sorry, but that comment makes no sense at all!? do you not have a mortgage or a car on finance? this is how we afford to buy things out of our reach. sure there are risks, but minimal...its a bike at the end of the day..if I end up with no frame then I dont ride for a while...no biggie!
  • lovestheclimb
    lovestheclimb Posts: 483
    Great looking bike and nice idea with the finance
  • quango2k
    quango2k Posts: 42
    well, got the last of the parts the other day so now its complete..well, apart from the C35 carbon tubs i will have soon...hopefully :)

    added the Zipp Vukasprint bars, SL stem, Fizik Seatpost and a new KMC chain..

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    images are a little cropped so you can see the full slideshow here http://www.flickr.com//photos/51306905@ ... 0939/show/
  • ham12ish
    ham12ish Posts: 1
    Bike looks amazing, hope she rides as good as she looks!!
  • Ben6899
    Ben6899 Posts: 9,686
    Nice bike.

    But this lease arrangement has garnered my interest. What happens if, God forbid, you stack it and the frame is a write-off? Do you still pay the £41 a month like you would if you had a finance agreement on a car?
    Ben

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  • joenobody
    joenobody Posts: 563
    Ben6899 wrote:
    Nice bike.

    But this lease arrangement has garnered my interest. What happens if, God forbid, you stack it and the frame is a write-off? Do you still pay the £41 a month like you would if you had a finance agreement on a car?
    Lease company recommends getting the bike insured to cover you in the case of such a situation. Also to cover theft.

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