Best modern Hardtail for £700 - £800
- Thread starter Olliepen
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some decent 2009MY bikes reduced at wiggle.co.uk e.g.
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Kona_Kula_2009/5360039349/
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Kona_Kula_2009/5360039349/
Splatter Paint
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Honestly I'd say with that kind of budget and the kind chaps on this site, you could make yourself a bike for a great spec. There's something about building a bike yourself and making it exactly how you want it. I've had a few new bikes and generally within a month I'm pulling components off and swapping things anyway, so why not do it from scratch?
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I couldn't let this go without suggesting an Orange. :roll:
How about the G3. http://www.orangebikes.co.uk/bikes/2010/g3/
Not ridden one myself but had an Evo4 in 2005 that came in at the same price and that was ace.
How about the G3. http://www.orangebikes.co.uk/bikes/2010/g3/
Not ridden one myself but had an Evo4 in 2005 that came in at the same price and that was ace.
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Boardman - unbelievable specs for the money.
Yup, well worth the cash.Average Mark":2z0c6jlr said:
A mate of mine has just got the £800 full susser, how the hell they can spec it with the components hey do & still make money on them is beyond me.
I've only heard good things about Boardman bikes (Halfords on the other hand..)
Average Mark
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I'm not sure you even need to ditch the frame to be honest, it looks a pretty decent alu frame, certainly lighter than most others at that price point. It depends on whether you want to spend youre cash on the bike or the name i think.
