Help! Which one is better?
Noobstarr
Posts: 12
Good day to all! I'm planning to buy a road bike but this is my first time to buy one. So I just wanna know which one of these bikes is better.
BIKE #1
Model: Hubu T-7000
Material: Alloy
Frame size: 19"
Fork: Hubu Rigid Type Steel
Stem: Alloy
Headparts: Standard
Seatpost: Steel
Saddle: Hubu
Seatclamp: Alloy
Pedal: HFF866 Ball bearing alloy
Shifter: Thumb shifter 7 speed
Break: Winzip V-break
FD: Saiguan clamp type
RD: Saiguan
Sprocket: 7 speed
Crank: HDL 170 48x38 steel
Hub: Ball bearing 36H
Chain: PVC
Rim: Hubu alloy
Spokes: Steel
BIKE #2
Model: Nitecore Roadster
Material: Alloy
7 speed sprocket, Bullbar alloy
Caliper, Alloy frame, Alloy fork, Alloy seat
Clamp, Alloy seatpost, Alloy handlebar, Alloy handlestem, Pedal
Bullhorne, Caliper, Ordinary Alloy, Caliper racer, Hub alloy front for rear
Chainwheel double semi-alloy seal bearing, Tire Kenda 700x25c, Tube French valve
I need your professional opinion. Thanks in advance!
BIKE #1
Model: Hubu T-7000
Material: Alloy
Frame size: 19"
Fork: Hubu Rigid Type Steel
Stem: Alloy
Headparts: Standard
Seatpost: Steel
Saddle: Hubu
Seatclamp: Alloy
Pedal: HFF866 Ball bearing alloy
Shifter: Thumb shifter 7 speed
Break: Winzip V-break
FD: Saiguan clamp type
RD: Saiguan
Sprocket: 7 speed
Crank: HDL 170 48x38 steel
Hub: Ball bearing 36H
Chain: PVC
Rim: Hubu alloy
Spokes: Steel
BIKE #2
Model: Nitecore Roadster
Material: Alloy
7 speed sprocket, Bullbar alloy
Caliper, Alloy frame, Alloy fork, Alloy seat
Clamp, Alloy seatpost, Alloy handlebar, Alloy handlestem, Pedal
Bullhorne, Caliper, Ordinary Alloy, Caliper racer, Hub alloy front for rear
Chainwheel double semi-alloy seal bearing, Tire Kenda 700x25c, Tube French valve
I need your professional opinion. Thanks in advance!
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Good day to all! I'm planning to buy a road bike but this is my first time to buy one. So I just wanna know which one of these bikes is better.
BIKE #1
Model: Hubu T-7000
Material: Alloy
Frame size: 19"
Fork: Hubu Rigid Type Steel
Stem: Alloy
Headparts: Standard
Seatpost: Steel
Saddle: Hubu
Seatclamp: Alloy
Pedal: HFF866 Ball bearing alloy
Shifter: Thumb shifter 7 speed
Break: Winzip V-break
FD: Saiguan clamp type
RD: Saiguan
Sprocket: 7 speed
Crank: HDL 170 48x38 steel
Hub: Ball bearing 36H
Chain: PVC
Rim: Hubu alloy
Spokes: Steel
BIKE #2
Model: Nitecore Roadster
Material: Alloy
7 speed sprocket, Bullbar alloy
Caliper, Alloy frame, Alloy fork, Alloy seat
Clamp, Alloy seatpost, Alloy handlebar, Alloy handlestem, Pedal
Bullhorne, Caliper, Ordinary Alloy, Caliper racer, Hub alloy front for rear
Chainwheel double semi-alloy seal bearing, Tire Kenda 700x25c, Tube French valve
I need your professional opinion. Thanks in advance!
Why these 2 ?
What do you want the bike for ?
Whats your budget
Unless I am missing something nether of those bikes seem great to me.
If money is tight I would start of looking at the range of bikes by Decathlon - or check the classifieds and buy something used..0 -
They are both terrible. Dont buy them. Consider saving more money or buy a used bike if your budget is low.0
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Neither, they are what are classed as BSOs (bike shaped objects). As Kingrollo says, look at Decathlon or buy used. However if you are in the market for an anchor for your boat, either will do.Rose Xeon CDX 3100, Ultegra Di2 disc (nice weather)
Ribble Gran Fondo, Campagnolo Centaur (winter bike)
Van Raam 'O' Pair
Land Rover (really nasty weather )0 -