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Join Date: Mar 2003
Posts: 1
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Hi all,
I have recently just gotten into road cycling and my 25 year old bike passed down from a friend is fairly passed its time. I have around £350 to spend tops, basically looking for the best that I can get out of my money.. If anyone can recommend anything, or even a few stores (preferably in Scotland or online) that have a good range, then I would be most grateful. Just to clarify - my limited technical know-how at this stage makes me want to get a full set up, instead of buying all the parts individually. The bike doesn't have to be a 2003 model or anything, as long as it is decent. I am around 5` 8" with quite long legs. Cheers, edit: i've been browsing these forums and the Giant OCR 3 seems like a good starter. Anyone got any opinions? Last edited by Rory : 16-03.-2003 at 11:46 PM. |
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Lierde Flanders
Posts: 296
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350 is not much is just not enough to buy something new that you can call decent. Get a friend who knows something about bikes and look out for second hand only chance to get something decent for the little money you have to spend.
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Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: Cardiff, Wales
Posts: 95
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