ideas for a new bike
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What type of riding do you have in mind? Couple of starters
Fun and lairy, loads of up to date tech.
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/CBOO45650BD ... ntain-bike
bit more XC and well below budget
http://bikedeals.cc/threads/saracen-kil ... leys.1066/
What type of riding do you have in mind? Couple of starters
Fun and lairy, loads of up to date tech.
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/CBOO45650BD ... ntain-bike
bit more XC and well below budget
http://bikedeals.cc/threads/saracen-kil ... leys.1066/
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Can you get a test ride? I'd heartily recommend 29ers all day long and by and large the only naysayers I've encountered are people who haven't ridden them for any great length of time. Do you have a link to the Cube?
Can you get a test ride? I'd heartily recommend 29ers all day long and by and large the only naysayers I've encountered are people who haven't ridden them for any great length of time. Do you have a link to the Cube?
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Cube do seem to fall into the 'great for the money' category ala Boardman, Focus, Canyon etc, and you can't really argue about that kit list for the ££. I have a Cube CX bike and again I'd say it was a 'great buy', but its just a tool for a job, I have no attachment to the bike and if it broke I wouldn't be too bothered, it just lacks that bit of character or brand coolness.
Cube do seem to fall into the 'great for the money' category ala Boardman, Focus, Canyon etc, and you can't really argue about that kit list for the ££. I have a Cube CX bike and again I'd say it was a 'great buy', but its just a tool for a job, I have no attachment to the bike and if it broke I wouldn't be too bothered, it just lacks that bit of character or brand coolness.
