Commuting bike buying help
LiisaAnna
Posts: 4
Hello,
I'm after a bike for a daily commute in London.
I have been cycling on single speed so far but it isn't always as fast I would like it to be.
And also it's old and I would like to have a new bike.
I don't think I will need anything fancy, something comfortable and flat bar.
I was thinking Cannondale Quick fix 6 2015: http://www.tredz.co.uk/.Cannondale-Quick-6-2015-Hybrid-Sports-Bike_73545.htm Do you think that would be ok?
I also need to carry it to the second floor at home and at work (not sure how much it weighs)
Any advice would be appreciated.
Many thanks in advance!
Anna-Liisa
I'm after a bike for a daily commute in London.
I have been cycling on single speed so far but it isn't always as fast I would like it to be.
And also it's old and I would like to have a new bike.
I don't think I will need anything fancy, something comfortable and flat bar.
I was thinking Cannondale Quick fix 6 2015: http://www.tredz.co.uk/.Cannondale-Quick-6-2015-Hybrid-Sports-Bike_73545.htm Do you think that would be ok?
I also need to carry it to the second floor at home and at work (not sure how much it weighs)
Any advice would be appreciated.
Many thanks in advance!
Anna-Liisa
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This is much lighter (about 3.5Kg lighter) and blinding value at this price (similar to the 'dale)
http://www.halfords.com/cycling/bikes/classic-bikes/boardman-hybrid-comp-bike
I've got the Quick 1 - would thoroughly recommend it
Cannondale Quick Carbon 1 2016
Cannondale Scalpel Carbon 3 26" (Lefty)
Wow, I had no idea that it is so heavy!
Sounds like a Boris Bike
Thanks for the tip!
I've got the Quick 1 - would thoroughly recommend it[/quote]
Maybe I should get a bit higher number than a 6 then too...