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Btwin FC 5

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  • October 25, 2014 at 3:13 pm #817793
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    savithk

    Hight 172cm inch 67.5 foot
    Hight 172cm inch 67.5 foot 5.6

    Inseam 76 or 77cm inch 30.5

    😕

    October 25, 2014 at 9:30 am #817791
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    Beatnik69

    savithk wrote:iam from india

    savithk wrote:
    iam from india this bike BTWIN FC5 is available in Decathlon store . i done a test ride only 55-57-59 is available ….some body have any idea BTWIN FC5 frame size chat …55 is little big for so iam thinking should i go 53 or 51….?????

    Please anyone Advice… iam worried :/ ~X(


    What height are you?

    October 24, 2014 at 7:04 pm #817789
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    savithk

    iam from india this bike
    iam from india this bike BTWIN FC5 is available in Decathlon store . i done a test ride only 55-57-59 is available ….some body have any idea BTWIN FC5 frame size chat …55 is little big for so iam thinking should i go 53 or 51….?????

    Please anyone Advice… iam worried :/ ~X(

    October 24, 2014 at 9:59 am #817787
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    Beatnik69

    Did you go for it in the end?
    Did you go for it in the end? I see it’s now showing as out of stock. I have 2 B’Twin bikes – a Triban 3a and an Alur 700. I use the Triban as my commuter and it does the trick (though it has started making a knocking sound when I pedal out of the saddle or when moving off from a stop) and the Alur I love. It too has Shimano 105 components and they are excellent.

    October 23, 2014 at 7:48 pm #817785
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    Das

    TBH the biggest thing is that
    TBH the biggest thing is that Decathlon offer a Lifetime warranty on the frame of all their bikes, Carbon inc. How many other manufactures can offer that?

    October 23, 2014 at 6:45 pm #817783
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    mtbtomo

    I think BTwin/Decathlon stuff
    I think BTwin/Decathlon stuff always offers good value for money – and it always performs well considering the price.

    Then again the Cannondale CAAD8 is from one of the best alloy frame lineages in the history of road bikes.

    If they both fit ok, then buy the one that you like the look of most, that will make you want to ride it.

    Just bear in mind that the Cannondale would probably be easier to sell on secondhand should you get to that point for whatever reason in the future.

    October 23, 2014 at 10:12 am #817781
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    antonio

    Shut your ears to the bike
    Shut your ears to the bike snobs and remember the manufacturers have sponsored pro tour riders. Look at other similar products carefully and the spec and decide if you are getting value for money, I would say with this bike you are, but that’s just my opinion.

    October 20, 2014 at 7:09 am #817779
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    savithk

    Please anyone Advice…
    Please anyone Advice… :S (|: 😐 :/

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