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Need help in buying a new road bike!!

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  1. Hi, I am interested in beginning road cycling, but am unsure of what bike to start out with. I am looking to spend $2000 (aus) and have been directed towards the Trek 1400 or the Orbea Gavia. I can find no information or reviews on the Gavia but due to a salesman's advice I am swaying towards the Orbea for its on sale prive of $1500 (aus). Any advice in comparing these bikes? Thanks

  2. davie_gillie said:

    Hi, I am interested in beginning road cycling, but am unsure of what bike to start out with. I am looking to spend $2000 (aus) and have been directed towards the Trek 1400 or the Orbea Gavia. I can find no information or reviews on the Gavia but due to a salesman's advice I am swaying towards the Orbea for its on sale prive of $1500 (aus). Any advice in comparing these bikes? Thanks

    Alternatively the Cannondale r5000 with full durace costs 2500 dollars and weights in the low 16 lbs full built. It has a carbon fiber fork and rides very well. I almost bought one but decided on the Six-Thirteen.

    Good luck. Picking a bike is very personal. :o

  3. vascdoc said:

    Alternatively the Cannondale r5000 with full durace costs 2500 dollars and weights in the low 16 lbs full built. It has a carbon fiber fork and rides very well. I almost bought one but decided on the Six-Thirteen.

    Good luck. Picking a bike is very personal. :o


    I agree whole heartedly. I just bougth my first road bike. The Cannondale R5000. It is a grear ride. Excelent value for the money

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