Ridley Fenix 7005 105 Edition
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Does anyone know anything about Ridley, more specifically http://www.wiggle.co.uk/ridley-fenix-7005-105-special-edition-2013/ this bike?
I've always been a mountain biker but at the end of last year picked myself up (don't laugh) a Carrera Virtuoso Ltd, was almost un-used and cost me £125, couldn't say no. Having never ridden a road bike before I'd picked up a turbo and after deciding to try riding it outside I love road bikes! Put an awful lot of miles on it already, I've set myself a fitness goal that now achieved I will allow myself to spend on a new bike, tho will wait for this shitty weather to come to an end.
The alternative choice would be an offering from Canyon or the Rose Pro SL-2000. Anything around the £800 mark is ideal, so this Ridley Fenix seems to be a decent deal.
I've always been a mountain biker but at the end of last year picked myself up (don't laugh) a Carrera Virtuoso Ltd, was almost un-used and cost me £125, couldn't say no. Having never ridden a road bike before I'd picked up a turbo and after deciding to try riding it outside I love road bikes! Put an awful lot of miles on it already, I've set myself a fitness goal that now achieved I will allow myself to spend on a new bike, tho will wait for this shitty weather to come to an end.
The alternative choice would be an offering from Canyon or the Rose Pro SL-2000. Anything around the £800 mark is ideal, so this Ridley Fenix seems to be a decent deal.
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Bit biased as I own one(an Icarus)but I like them and that seems like a good spec(105/Fulcrums);double check the size is right though.Ridley Helium SL (Dura-Ace/Wheelsmith Aero-dimpled 45 wheels)
Light Blue Robinson(105 +lots of Hope)
Planet X XLS 1X10(105/XTR/Miche/TRP Spyre SLC brakes
Graham Weigh 105/Ultegra0 -
I love mine (Fenix) but as the previous poster mentioned - be very careful about size.
I'm 6' and the medium is as big as I would go.0
