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03-09.-2007, 04:14 AM
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cyclocross/commuter < £800 - advice!
I'm looking for a fun and robust roadie that I can use as my only bike. I've got about a 15 mile commute and I live in Edinburgh so it's wet, muddy and there's even a few cobble sections
 Basically I want to ride all winter and want something I can throw around and take slightly offroad so a steel cyclocross type machine sounds promising.I've been scanning eBay but haven't seen too much. What sort of names should I be looking out for? I'm mildly tempted by the planet x uncle john cyclobike at £800 and can get it through the bike2work scheme which makes it feel cheaper  Any other new machines around that price range?Cheers, Al |
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04-09.-2007, 05:35 AM
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Re: cyclocross/commuter < £800 - advice!
ok, anyone got anything to say about a lemond poprad? I'm watching a 2006 on eBay, I definitely like the idea of a steel frame but I'm not sure I need something that showbiz. How about the Trek XO or XO2. What about Bianchi's Volpe or Axis?
Most importantly, it has to be fun! |
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