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  • in reply to: Bike help cycle to work #822707
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    BrokenBootneck

    Hopefully in the January
    Hopefully in the January sales the Suffolk will be reduced.

    ref the Cannondale

    I asked the question on the Evans website. Answer below. Please let me know how you get on though.

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    No – you will have to consider some clip-on mudguards instead like the SKS Race Blade XL.
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    in reply to: Bike help cycle to work #822699
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    BrokenBootneck

    Cheers, I looked at them, but
    Cheers, I looked at them, but no Disc brake, and it comes with 23c tyres. The Whyte Suffolk looks good, but just a bit to pricey.

    in reply to: Bike help cycle to work #822695
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    BrokenBootneck

    The Cannondale Synapse Alloy
    The Cannondale Synapse Alloy 105 Disc 2015 ticked nearly all the boxes, except the mudguards and it comes with 25s, but will take 28’s I think! 🙁

    in reply to: Rear light – Please help me choose #817013
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    BrokenBootneck

    Fiber Flares are great but
    Fiber Flares are great but get the usb rechargeable ones as the points corrode on the battery operated ones.

    in reply to: Is it worth a wheel upgrade? #802641
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    BrokenBootneck

    I weigh the same as you, I
    I weigh the same as you, I upgraded my wheels last year after my old Mavics died (they were at least 10 years old) Bought some Forza Stratos, They were 100 or so gramms lighter, but more aero for £180. I noticed a slight difference (i ride a modified Ventoux Saracen) i bought second hand 10 years ago, it had a campy groupset when I bought it, still does. I treated it it a respray and some cheap carbon forks to replace the steel ones last year. the whole thing weighs about 10KG.

    I am riding faster, now than I was a year ago, but more to do with weight loss, and more specific training, I ride about 150 miles a week on my trusty steed. As someone once said, it’s not about the bike!

    I would probably go faster for less were I to swap my standard for a compact, and my 12-25 for a 12-28 particularly on the hills!

    in reply to: what bike to buy as a new heavy starter #802829
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    BrokenBootneck

    I can’t recommend the
    I can’t recommend the Boardman CX Team enough, sturdy wheels and frame and it shifts if you put slicks on, it doesn’t weigh a ton either. I have set a few KOM’s on mine. if you join British cycling and add their 10% off to what Halfords have you get a £900 bike for about £720.

    Equally the next model down at £600 before any discount is a good model too.

    I used to be 18 stone, 13 and a half now!

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