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Scott CR1
I'm looking at buying one of these in 60cm at just under £1k. Are they worth the money or should I give them a miss? Any horror stories or alternatively any good ones?
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- brooksby 1 sec ago
I was on a bus last night. Rush hour, home-time. Quite busy, as you can imagine....
- Sevenfold 11 min 9 sec ago
Me too though I was hoping they would be testing the pro frame rather than the base level version. Though it should give an indication what the...
- Rendel Harris 18 min 46 sec ago
Think you're correct on the Renault. I don't find it makes any difference to breathing, because if you look at the picture their upper arms are...
- chrisonabike 34 min 25 sec ago
Musette? Although this "hoopla"-style handover is probably not now recommended?
- pockstone 37 min 19 sec ago
When someone says "It's an accident waiting to happen" they often mean "I'm an accident waiting to happen".
- MattKelland 44 min 53 sec ago
GWR also allows you to make bike and seat reservations on its services yourself via your online account, regardless of where you got your ticket.
- OnYerBike 55 min 32 sec ago
Wax tends to last longer than wet lube between applications (although varies depending on brand of wax/lube). So, however frequently (or...
- Rendel Harris 1 hour 55 min ago
So, just as an example, what had five-month-old twins Naeim and Wissam Abu Anza, killed in an Israeli airstrike on a civilian house, done in their...
- Steve K 2 hours 51 min ago
On the subject of other vehicles blocking cycle lanes, there is a point on the Croydon Tram between Waddon and West Croydon where it is designed in...
- daccordimark 3 hours 4 min ago
I've had one of these since November and agree it's good value for money. For me, the ride is a bit harsh and I can't really detect any comfort...
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The 2010 CR1 range comes in at £1499. Very nice colour scheme to.
CR1 Comp
For £1100 you could get a Scott Speedster s20 which came out well recently in Cycling Active magazine
Both the guys I regularly ride with have them and they seem very happy/content.
What's the spec for just under £1k now?
The Cr1 Bike range is ideal for our pot hole infested roads. The shock dampening system covers the rear triangle of the frame and makes the roads more forgiving!