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A women's road Bike £1000-£1400

Postby Toks » Wed Jun 10, 2009 2:25 pm

Hi guys and girls, Neelam from JFF/15s groups want to trade in her slick hybrid for a woman's or if pushed small mens road bike. Can anyone recommend one that she can go and test ride in London ideally. She doesn't want any girly pinky/purple colours. Cheers
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Re: A women's road Bike £1000-£1400

Postby ThePinkDreamMachine » Wed Jun 10, 2009 11:22 pm

[quote="Toks"] She doesn't want any girly pinky/purple colours. Cheers


WHAT!!!!!!! no pink...
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Re: A women's road Bike £1000-£1400

Postby ThePinkDreamMachine » Wed Jun 10, 2009 11:24 pm

More constructively ....the massive evans sales is on down at Gatwick, she’s sure to pick up a deal and i’m pretty sure they let you have a good go.
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Re: A women's road Bike £1000-£1400

Postby Dombo » Thu Jun 11, 2009 8:09 am

Or the Evans branch at Waterloo, the roady one, where the staff seem clued up
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Re: A women's road Bike £1000-£1400

Postby Ivor » Thu Jun 11, 2009 9:49 am

[quote="Dombo"]Or the Evans branch at Waterloo, the roady one, where the staff seem clued up

sure, but there are some huge savings at the warehouse sale. there seemed to be a lot of small/ladies bikes there when I looked too. They had quite a bit of plowman craven team bikes going very cheap too.
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Re: A women's road Bike £1000-£1400

Postby Grahame » Thu Jun 11, 2009 4:04 pm

My 2p.

Make sure (I'm sure you will from what you've posted above) that she is not seduced by brand names, pretty colours and/or flashy stickers (including 98% off! :wink: ). Ensure that she test rides each of the candidate bikes properly - I mean at least 1/2 hour on each one, not just sitting on it in the shop. Then buy the one that fits best.

The bike that doesn't fit will never be a bargain. The "pricey" bike that fits, and that she enjoys riding will be a great investment.

Money spent on contact points is rarely wasted either.
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Re: A women's road Bike £1000-£1400

Postby Toks » Thu Jun 11, 2009 10:56 pm

Cheers guys :D
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