Ribble Nero Corsa
samthomas224
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Hi,
Im new to road biking and have been looking for a bike, ive stumbled across some good reviews of the Ribble Nero Corsa and they seem to be very good bikes. But I just wanted to here any more reviews, or alternatives in the same price range?
I want something that is reliable and light.
Also although im new to road, Im not a complete novice when it comes to cycling. I have been riding other cycling disiplines for years.
Thanks
Sam
Im new to road biking and have been looking for a bike, ive stumbled across some good reviews of the Ribble Nero Corsa and they seem to be very good bikes. But I just wanted to here any more reviews, or alternatives in the same price range?
I want something that is reliable and light.
Also although im new to road, Im not a complete novice when it comes to cycling. I have been riding other cycling disiplines for years.
Thanks
Sam
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focus cayo, planet x...
use the search button for these 3 bikes and you fill find 10's of threads.
Also search on £1000 bikes. Loads of similar posts.0 -
The ribble is a fantastic bike and now they have a similar one to tempt you with, the Ribelle. However there is a £200 jump from the Nero Corsa. They both look fantastic by the way as I've seen them both built up and they are really nice looking bikes.0
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Im 6'3 also, Im thinking of going for the 59cm, but what do you all think?0
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Here's my Nero Corsa, didn't get it from Ribble though.
There's nothing wrong with the bike, don't let anyone tell you "it's a comfortable bike" though - comfort is all down to tyres/pressure/handlebars - as I found to my horror when I swapped some flexy wide bars for some narrow stiff bars - painful road buzz........0
