Buying Hybrid Bike, all input will help, thanks

lawrence281

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So, Since i have to keep getting my road bike serviced due to stressing it out with working deliveroo, with the weight of the box etc.
Im going for a hybrid.

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/verenti-division-1-2016/

So far, what Im considering, any other deals,sales or worth to spend few extra bucks? I can spend about £300.

Post links if possible, I dont know much about bikes, all i know is, I love cycling :)
 
That's a solid bike, the only other thing that really springs to mind is this:

http://www.edinburghbicycle.com/products/revolution-cross-0-16

If you wanted to stick with drop bars, which can be a lot more comfortable if you're spending hours on the bike at a time, but still have wide tyres which are better for comfort and larger loads. Single speeds can help with the maintenance issue, but might not be the best idea if you're carrying loads in a particularly hilly city. That would be a decision for you to make, I'll let others who have more experience with single speeds chime in too.
 
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That's a solid bike, the only other thing that really springs to mind is this:

http://www.edinburghbicycle.com/products/revolution-cross-0-16

If you wanted to stick with drop bars, which can be a lot more comfortable if you're spending hours on the bike at a time, but still have wide tyres which are better for comfort and larger loads. Single speeds can help with the maintenance issue, but might not be the best idea if you're carrying loads in a particularly hilly city. That would be a decision for you to make, I'll let others who have more experience with single speeds chime in too.
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I've not had experience with single speeds. And the area I work is really hill.
 
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