People like you are so predictable, same dumb comment for the Ribble Pro Evo bike the other day:


Go back to your cave.

Cos using a car on the road doesn't ever annoy anyone does it?

This is a terrific bike, even better at this price - as noted in this Road cc review which said
"The Ultra AF900 is a joy to ride" . The higher up the Btwin/Decathlon chain you go the better the value in terms of bang for buck. If I had the money I'd snap up one of these...though I do like a bit of colour on a bike!
Road CC Ultra Review

Now appears to be OoS. We will mourn it's passing. Until the next season clearance.

People like you are so predictable, same dumb comment for the Ribble Pro Evo bike the other day:


Go back to your cave.

Planet X do a 105 equipped carbon bike for £799.99 and full Ultegra for £999.99

Cheap as chips!

Cos using a car on the road doesn't ever annoy anyone does it?

Thanks for that, bloody marvelous, genius, I can't wait for your next post.

Lot of insecure reactive comments to one troll, when the fact is driving is a dinosaur skill that will be replaced by self driving cars within the next 10, possibly 5 years. Whereas cycling and its health benefits can only increase in significance as people live longer lives and have to fight the flab from modern diets and office work. Let the threatened drivers lash out all they want.

It'll be exactly the same.

Carbon isn't everything. I'd recommend a Cannondale CAAD12 105 for just a little bit more. You get probably the best aluminium frame in existence, real race pedigree and a decent resale value. Road bike of the year, no less. And you can support your local bike shop by buying from them who will set it up for you and, most likely, give you a proper bike fit too...

This or Planet X?

​Alu frame and carbon fork is a lovely mix.

My caad8 has carbon forks but the ride is harsh at the front; but yes without carbon forks the ride would be even harsher....

Good price, alu is harsh, steel is better, no need for a carbon fork with good old steel.

Who will end up extinct!

Just an awful inappropriate picture. People probably died there,
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Can't comment on the ride of this or a Cannondale but when I was looking for a new bike I tried both the aluminium and carbon versions of the Specialized Sirrus, as well as an aluminium Hoy. The alu Hoy was awful, harsh high frequency vibration from the road. The alu Sirrus was much better but still a little bit vibraty. The carbon Sirrus was a joy, damped down all that tizz the alu frames transmitted through. To be honest it was as calm as my very old steal Ridgeback, but at a fraction of the weight.

Best advice, try both, then decide if you think the carbon ride is worth the money.

I have a very serious question. Why are many bike seats so uncomfortable why cant they have a cushioned seat? If there are any comfortable seats can someone send me a link?