Bike build kit - really cheap?
nawty
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I've been looking for a frame and bits to build a commuting bike (and teach me bike mechanics!) and I came across this deal which to my untrained eye seems really cheap:
http://www.winstanleysbikes.co.uk/produ ... _Build_Kit
Could anyone tell me what I've missed?
Presumably it wouldn't have to go on a Kinesis frame either?
http://www.winstanleysbikes.co.uk/produ ... _Build_Kit
Could anyone tell me what I've missed?
Presumably it wouldn't have to go on a Kinesis frame either?
Cannondale CAAD 10 Ultegra
Kinesis Racelight Tiagra
Kinesis Racelight Tiagra
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nawty wrote:I've been looking for a frame and bits to build a commuting bike (and teach me bike mechanics!) and I came across this deal which to my untrained eye seems really cheap:
http://www.winstanleysbikes.co.uk/produ ... _Build_Kit
Could anyone tell me what I've missed?
Presumably it wouldn't have to go on a Kinesis frame either?0 -
You need a frame to take the crank. Probably a BSA frame.
Decent value considering it has a set of wheels albiet its not the sort of wheels people really want. But for your commute it should be fine.
Ya get a set of carbon bones...PX frames should suffice.Road - Cannondale CAAD 8 - 7.8kg
Road - Chinese Carbon Diablo - 6.4kg0 -
Seems like a decent price. Nowt wrong with those wheels, perfect for a winter/commuter and are bombproof. Even keep an eye out for a decent second hand frame on here in the classifieds.
Good luck with the build. As long as you have the right tools its pretty straight forward.0 -
That looks very good value! Tempted myself... Do I need a fifth bike though?- - - - - - - - - -
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Bloody hell that does look good. My brother is in the market for his 1st bike.
Now....what frame. I think px/ribble would be perfect.0 -
Well, I just picked up a Kinesis fork with carbon fork on eBay for pittance soooo i guess it be rude not to?Cannondale CAAD 10 Ultegra
Kinesis Racelight Tiagra0