New endurance bike
Gerbil00001
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Hi,
I currently ride a Felt Z75 disc and have permission from my better half to get another bike. The felt is an excellent bike, especially for commuting to work or when the weather is bad (I do live on the isle of man) but I'm now looking at something better for climbing. So far my short list is the following.
I'm doing my own head in looking, Does anyone have any experience of the above, please?
Ta
I currently ride a Felt Z75 disc and have permission from my better half to get another bike. The felt is an excellent bike, especially for commuting to work or when the weather is bad (I do live on the isle of man) but I'm now looking at something better for climbing. So far my short list is the following.
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wilier gtr team Athena from lbs
Felt z3 from wiggle
Orbea avant carbon with ultegra from lbs
Canyon endurance cf 9.0 from canyon ( 3 month lead!)
I'm doing my own head in looking, Does anyone have any experience of the above, please?
Ta
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Cannondale Synapse, they get rave reviews!
Designed for comfort but is also a rapid bike.Obsessed is a word used by the lazy to describe the dedicated!0 -
I don't know any of the bikes you listed but when I was looking recently I selected from the following list (in no particular order)
Trek Domane 4,5 Disc
Cannondale Synapse Disc
GT Grade Carbon Ultegra
Jamis Renegade Elite0 -
I bought a Canyon Ultimate CF 9.0 SL , delivery about May 2015. I took the 32-11 rear mech option as it reduced lead time to about 5 weeks.
Plus with a trip to Mt Ventoux looming, it turned out to be v sensible. 52/36 - 32/11 so spent a good 6 hours or so (for the Club Cingles) on the big wheel.
At 7.2Kg (not incl pedals) it's v light. And the ride quality is smooth as silk.
I love riding it.
Also have an ALuminium B'Twin Triban 5 (white - 2013) with Mavic Aksiums. It feels agricultural compared to the Canyon - though is still a nice bike to be fair (esp for the money). Kept for wet riding.0