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19-08.-2003, 04:38 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2003
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Suggest a couple of hybrids for me to look at...
...Hi. After 20 years bike-less I'm taking the plunge again. But the choice (in the UK) is amazing. I don't want to spend hours trying bikes out so perhaps you can give me a couple (or 3) makes/models to look at. My constraints...
1. I will be doing mainly recreational road and not-too-difficult track. So a hybrid it has to be! 2. My budget is "value", say £200-£300 UK Pounds. 3. I'm 6foot tall and heavy (whether that makes a difference). 4. I doubt I need suspension. 5. I don't mind buying last years model. Let the (not too many) suggestions start rolling in...(I'm going to Evans cycles in London at the weekend) Thanks -- Ian PS. If you know of any "top 10" lists of "value hybrid bikes" or other applicable links please tell me. |
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20-08.-2003, 04:53 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: On my bike somewhere
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I don't know the exchange rate so this might not matter. I love my Trek 7500FX. but like it best on the roads. Sister in law likes her 7200 which costs less. Seen a couple people on Giants who are having a good time and are comfortable over the long haul.
What I woudl do is hit ye olde bike shoppes and look at price tags and RIDE THEM. Let your buttocks decide. |
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