My Boardman Pro FS

So a couple of weeks ago I finally decided on a bike and went for the Boardman. With various discounts I got it for £1200, and couldn't be happier. It's taken 50 miles or so to get everything comfy, but it's feeling really good now. I'm pretty minimalist when it comes to bikes, so I wont be adding much to this, but will be going for a dropper post, better pedals, bar and stem at some point too. No rush though, the bike alone has maxed me out! 
Spec really is insane for the money. The tyres I'm managing to run insanely low psi and the grip is perfect. Did 25 miles on them on Friday with no issues, so fingers crossed for no pinch flats!
It's not anything you haven't all seen before, but a couple of pics below.


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Spec really is insane for the money. The tyres I'm managing to run insanely low psi and the grip is perfect. Did 25 miles on them on Friday with no issues, so fingers crossed for no pinch flats!
It's not anything you haven't all seen before, but a couple of pics below.



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Bird Aeris 120 | Boardman Team 650b | Boardman Pro FS | Calibre Two.two
Bird Aeris 120 | Boardman Team 650b | Boardman Pro FS | Calibre Two.two
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At the moment a Specialized Command Post is the way I'm thinking, as it's a layback post, and I'd like to keep the geometry as is and don't want to lose the few mm by having a straight post. If I could spare the space, I'd probably go for a Brand X. If I go Specialized it will probably be on the Christmas list!
Bars and stem I'm planning on changing for Nukeproof warhead. I think the little yellow details will go really well, and again, I can get a very similar width/length so the geometry will be the same.
Bird Aeris 120 | Boardman Team 650b | Boardman Pro FS | Calibre Two.two
Bird Aeris 120 | Boardman Team 650b | Boardman Pro FS | Calibre Two.two
Bird Aeris 120 | Boardman Team 650b | Boardman Pro FS | Calibre Two.two