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Excel bikes in the UK

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  1. My cousin has just bought an Excel Caprice bike for her hubby as a birthday present......

    The bike is a full sus bought from the local Makro store. Now to me, a bike with the name Caprice
    (in a lovely blue/light green colour) must surely be a ladies bike, but I cannot find any info
    anywhere online to confirm or deny my suspicions.

    Has anybody ever heard of this manufacturer, and if so, do they have a website ??

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    My cousin has just bought an Excel Caprice bike for her hubby as a


    birthday

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    present......

    The bike is a full sus bought from the local Makro store. Now to me, a bike with the name Caprice
    (in a lovely blue/light green colour) must surely be a ladies bike, but I cannot find any info
    anywhere online to confirm or deny my suspicions.

    Has anybody ever heard of this manufacturer, and if so, do they have a website ??

    No but...... I wouldn't mind riding Caprice (fnrr-fnnrrrr!!)

    Dave.

  3. The important thing is not the colour, or the name, but "does the bike fit the rider"? All else is
    just icing on the cake if the fit is correct. If it doesn't fit, then it could be the most
    macho-coloured testosterone-ridden bike on the planet
    - and might just as well be a woman''s bike for all the good it will do.

    Steve

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