My two.two Cailbre

Hi everyone,
Just bought this after reading the review on here, hoping to use it to commute and enjoy in the peaks at the weekend with a few mates.
Few pics still sporting it reflectors.





Hoping to get out on a bit over the Christmas break.
I have got some lights sorted for it along with a few other bits to get me started so should be good fun quite easy to get out to the peaks from where I am in Sheffield.
Just bought this after reading the review on here, hoping to use it to commute and enjoy in the peaks at the weekend with a few mates.
Few pics still sporting it reflectors.





Hoping to get out on a bit over the Christmas break.
I have got some lights sorted for it along with a few other bits to get me started so should be good fun quite easy to get out to the peaks from where I am in Sheffield.
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retired 9.6kg Carrera Kraken
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Was this really only £324? Thats a bargain! It would be good value at double the price. Was it discounted?
They could call it a Magnum. And put a big moustache on the stem.
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Standard they are £399 but with discount card they are £360 then they had an extra 10% off anything over £50 so took it to £324 billy bargain, about to head out on it for the first time.
It prep for that I purchased some 26x1.5 schwalbe city jets and new tubes, they are pretty slim compared to the 2.25's that were on there before. Should only take 20 mins to switch back for weekend fun.
Anyone else made this switch?
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It was properly muddy, really sticky in places. My mate gave me a set of High Rollers for free as they were taking up space. Better grip than the Smart Sam's in the mud for sure but they did clog up loads, assuming that was just the conditions. Fronts a super tacky one which should be good when conditions dry out a bit.
Had my first flat too. Fortunately it was about 1/4 mile from the car park so got quite lucky with that.
Pic with the high rollers just because. (Sorry about the quality)