So work have started a cycle to work scheme...

Kona Eighty Eight : £488

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i love the scott sportster its perfect non drop handlebar hybrid road bike thing
depending what model yo go for there in your price range

also the locking suspension is a must
 
Cupra said:
i love the scott sportster its perfect non drop handlebar hybrid road bike thing
depending what model yo go for there in your price range

also the locking suspension is a must
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So why not buy a rigid fork in the first place? It's lighter, cheaper, zero maintence, and more aerodynamic.
I overtook a MTB, he was huffing and wheezing at a snails pace. heh.
 
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Cupra said:
maybe he was new to it?
what happnes if u fancy abit of off road best of both worlds no?
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Then you buy another bike. Would you suggest using a SUV for on road? And a porsche for off road?

As they say, jack of all trades, master of none.
 
u cant b unnhop onto/off pavements when there is too much traffic on the road though.

Mountain bikes make the road an urban playground!.

Plus roadies shave their legs.

*nuff said*
 
5bjoshua said:
Specialized Hardrock Pro

http://www.wheelies.co.uk/products-Hardrock-Pro-Disc-2009_17898.htm

If your tall get the 19" frame, I'm 6'2" and i still use my old 17" frame which is fine for me. I would recommend trying some bikes in a shop before buying to get the right size.
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I rode the Hardrock yesterday and would agree with the frame sizing. I'm 6ft tall and the 17" was great for me, easy enough to chuck around (although I did come off a few times, my fault and not the bike though...)
 
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