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| Posted: 28/10/03 18:22:15 15 |
Running will give you the most improvement for time invested but obviously is a lot harder work than cycling.
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| Tom Bombadil |
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| Posted: 15/09/03 20:32:15 15 |
What's your outward route ?
You could go via Congleton, Leek and Ashbourne. |
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| Tom Bombadil |
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| Posted: 11/09/03 10:32:15 15 |
| Sorry the link is wrong, it should be this instead |
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| Tom Bombadil |
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| Posted: 11/09/03 10:31:11 11 |
I heard that someone had bought a scandium / carbon monstay bike from them and it starting creaking a few months after. They contacted the shop but they weren't interested.
You might want to consider Deeside who do a similar service and have an excellent reputation. I don't know how their frames compare though.
Having said that both of these companies can build a bike up using your own frame so it might be worth spending a bit more and getting a well known frame and using that instead. |
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| Tom Bombadil |
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| Posted: 05/09/03 10:53:55 55 |
Please forgive me ignorant newbie question but does the framesize calculation apply to compact or semi-compact geometries ?
I have a similar build (6'4" and 35" inside leg) but the bikes that I've been considering are an Orbea Aspin (max size 60cm) or a Dawes Giro 400 (max size 61cm). |
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