A well received bike and at a great price (40%) off and at the time of posting it seems all sizes are available. For those wondering what type of bike it is it's basically a road bike with beefier tyres to increase reliability and comfort on less than perfect surfaces (so British roads then :wink:) The geometry is geared up with a nod to comfort for long rides as well to ultimate performance.
Would make a great commuter bike that's still fun to get wriggle on with at the weekend for a fun ride, especially if you fancy heading down that mysterious dirt track to see where it goes...... :smiley:
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konkywonky
15 Oct 163#1
Seems to be well priced in comparison to other sellers but this looks like it's value to be honest, maybe even a little high given the spec?
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konkywonky
15 Oct 163#1
Seems to be well priced in comparison to other sellers but this looks like it's value to be honest, maybe even a little high given the spec?
billynewing
15 Oct 161#2
Will this take mud guards?
johnnystorm to billynewing
15 Oct 161#4
mud guard mounts, rack mounts and weight quoted at 11.1kg
Not a featherweight but it is made to take a bit more of a beating.
humadoon
15 Oct 16#3
how heavy is this bike please?
jadedweasel
15 Oct 16#5
Price seems there or thereabouts. Would be wary of the own brand rims and very basic finishing kit. Surprisingly good looking frame though, schwalbe tyres and carbon fork are good things to have.
johnnystorm to jadedweasel
15 Oct 16#7
I think they use the same same frame right the way up to the £1500 model.
jonnypresley
15 Oct 161#6
To beat this price/spec you would have to buy something second handlike a Boardman CX. This is brand new and represents a true Hotdeal. Hot from me.
I loved my mustang in the early nineties! Was purple and orange
sazza6969
15 Oct 161#11
+1
meinnnit
15 Oct 162#12
awwww, your self-righteousness is quite pathetic.
basergorkobal
15 Oct 16#13
Given its Claris based drivetrain and basic components price seems about right. Not amazing value but certainly a good basic do-it-all road bike.
FocusZing
15 Oct 16#14
FOUR HUNDRED NOTES???? I bought a bike for sixty five squids from Tesco's.
SIXTY FIVE SQUIDS!!!
skiddlydiddly
15 Oct 16#15
£65?? I bought a car for that and it had a boot full of gold bullion in it.
FocusZing to skiddlydiddly
15 Oct 16#18
Don't believe you! What car was it?
SpamJavelin
15 Oct 16#16
SpamJavelin
15 Oct 16#17
Cable disc brakes are a sod to setup. Also Claris ain't great at this price so the Rrp is definitely inflated.
johnnystorm to SpamJavelin
15 Oct 16#19
I have to disagree, cable discs don't require any specialist tools or mucking about with brake fluid. There are so many YouTube tutorials to help too.
damo220875
15 Oct 162#20
Knob
duncan5112
15 Oct 161#21
+1 seems to have a fan club though 7 likes time of posting should be a kn*b button to choose also sure would have been higher
jc1170101
17 Oct 16#22
I'm looking for a road bike as I'm going to start cycling to work. I've been considering theBtwin Triban 500 SE for £299.99 from Decathlon. Is this worth the extra £90? thx
esq3585 to jc1170101
18 Oct 161#23
I'd save the 90 and get the Triban .
wantsomepls to jc1170101
26 Oct 16#24
My brother and a friend have both been riding T%00Se for a couple of years and very happy with them. If you are sticking to roads I'd say that's the way to go on a budget. If you are going off road on cycle tracks and the like this might suit. It's more versatile but heavier and more a jack of all trades probably fine for some road, light off road, winter commute.
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Would make a great commuter bike that's still fun to get wriggle on with at the weekend for a fun ride, especially if you fancy heading down that mysterious dirt track to see where it goes...... :smiley:
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Not a featherweight but it is made to take a bit more of a beating.
http://road.cc/content/review/177153-raleigh-mustang-elite
SIXTY FIVE SQUIDS!!!