All your bikes from one manufacturer
Discussion
louiebaby said:
Depends on the budget, but in the real world it would be Trek for me, since I know their 64cm road frame fits.
But I'd prefer to be shopping from Enigma. I think I could get what I need from their range, and have thm custom built to the correct size.
Dont go bringing budgets into this!.... But I'd prefer to be shopping from Enigma. I think I could get what I need from their range, and have thm custom built to the correct size.
Matt_N said:
Colnago.
I'd love to replace my Tarmac with a C59 or C60.
Would be nice to have alongside my Master Olympic.
Good choice...I have 3 Colnagos at the moment and they are by far the most comfortable road bikes for me. If they ever make a Fat Bike I will swap mine for the Colnago version !!I'd love to replace my Tarmac with a C59 or C60.
Would be nice to have alongside my Master Olympic.
rhinochopig said:
Watchman said:
I already have, so far. Whyte. But I fancy something from Niner in future.
Interesting. Worst bike I've ever owned was a Whyte. They must have improved to foster such loyalty.I'm not a massive fan of roadies but this is sure to appeal to some people:
Instead, I'd prefer this (flat bars):
For trails:
Don't think I'll ever need a downhill machine (I'm too old) but someone might:
Jimboka said:
Brompton
As the proud owner of a six speed raw lacquer super light, I can safely say it's exert bike you'd ever need. Providing you don't want to go off road, or do the Tour de France. Or not look like a bit of a wally.
There's few feelings in the world better than overtaking a fully kitted out roadie, when you're on a Brompton, up hill, with a commuting rucksack on, giving them a cheery "hello" whilst they can barely breathe.
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