Which bike is better?
Tavish
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I was set on getting the Cannondale but then saw the Norco so now I'm not sure :?
https://www.evanscycles.com/cannondale- ... e-EV338209
https://www.evanscycles.com/norco-secti ... d-EV340666
https://www.evanscycles.com/cannondale- ... e-EV338209
https://www.evanscycles.com/norco-secti ... d-EV340666
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the one you like the look of more!0
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I looked for a cyclocross bike recently and ended up with a cube cross race.
I got one with hydraulic discs, but mechanical discs and 105 comes in your budget: https://www.tweekscycles.com/uk/cube-cr ... s7EALw_wcB0 -
Singleton wrote:I looked for a cyclocross bike recently and ended up with a cube cross race.
I got one with hydraulic discs, but mechanical discs and 105 comes in your budget: https://www.tweekscycles.com/uk/cube-cr ... s7EALw_wcB
Sorry I should of mentioned that it has to be from Evans due to cycle to work.0 -
Go to Evans and ask to test ride both of them.
If it was up to me and the bike has to be a practical machine with disc brakes I'd get this:
https://www.evanscycles.com/pinnacle-do ... e-EV350964
Hydro disc brakes are FAR better than mechanical ones. I'd rather use rim brakes than mechanical disc brakes as they're a lot less fuss and don't have the weight penalty.0 -
Avoid mechanical disc brakes. Even the best are mostly awful. Stretch to hydro discs if you possibly can.0
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Tavish wrote:edward.s wrote:Avoid mechanical disc brakes. Even the best are mostly awful. Stretch to hydro discs if you possibly can.
Now I'm super confused as I'm new to all this so have no idea!
This is decent advice. If you want disc brakes then it is better to pay the extra and get hydros up front. The mechanical ones are fairly poor and if you get them you'll wish you'd paid that bit more. It's far more expensive to upgrade later on.0 -
MrB123 wrote:Tavish wrote:edward.s wrote:Avoid mechanical disc brakes. Even the best are mostly awful. Stretch to hydro discs if you possibly can.
Now I'm super confused as I'm new to all this so have no idea!
This is decent advice. If you want disc brakes then it is better to pay the extra and get hydros up front. The mechanical ones are fairly poor and if you get them you'll wish you'd paid that bit more. It's far more expensive to upgrade later on.
I've looked again on Evans, selected hydro brakes and seen this... Any good?
https://www.evanscycles.com/bianchi-via ... e-EV3602690 -
Decent spec, good price, looks top
It's a win for me0 -
Tavish wrote:MrB123 wrote:Tavish wrote:edward.s wrote:Avoid mechanical disc brakes. Even the best are mostly awful. Stretch to hydro discs if you possibly can.
Now I'm super confused as I'm new to all this so have no idea!
This is decent advice. If you want disc brakes then it is better to pay the extra and get hydros up front. The mechanical ones are fairly poor and if you get them you'll wish you'd paid that bit more. It's far more expensive to upgrade later on.
I've looked again on Evans, selected hydro brakes and seen this... Any good?
https://www.evanscycles.com/bianchi-via ... e-EV360269
They're mechanical disc brakes. The only bike they sell for £1,000 or under with hydro disc brakes is the Pinnacle I linked to above.0