Boardman Endurance SLR Disc 9.0

Boardman Endurance SLR Disc 9.0

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dr_gn

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16,163 posts

184 months

Sunday 15th January 2017
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Thinking of getting one:

https://www.boardmanbikes.com/gb_en/products/400-s...

I'm wanting a lightweight (c. 9kg or less), disc equipped road bike so I can ride from home, ie without driving somewhere first, as with the mountain bike. Looking at doing 20-30 mile local rides - nothing extreme, but I'd like a bit of comfort (I notice the frame allows for fitting bigger tyres). Any opinions on this bike, or suggest alternatives? I'd like hydraulic disc brakes (decent ones), and 105/Ultegra grade components. Frame material doesn't matter so much. I was also looking at the Canyon Endurace series.

Thanks!

mie1972

178 posts

153 months

Sunday 15th January 2017
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I bought the exact bike in December. But I can't give you much opinion as Ive only ridden it a few hundred metres so far - waiting for better weather before taking it out. Plenty of room for 28 tyres though and probably bigger.

It weighs in at 8.3kg so for disc bike its light. The combination of hydraulic levers/discs and ultegra was what swayed me. Having used cable discs I definately wanted better brakes. Mine was a good deal from my LBS as it was a display model - I paid £1000 for mine (RRP is £1900)



Edited by mie1972 on Monday 16th January 11:49

m444ttb

3,160 posts

229 months

Saturday 21st January 2017
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I have the 9.4 model so very similar. However I only bought it at the end of the summer so it hasn't seen a great deal of mileage. The riding I have done has been great though.

joema

2,648 posts

179 months

Sunday 22nd January 2017
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Have you seen that cube on Chain reaction for £1k? Carbon frame, 105 groupset and hydro discs.

BoRED S2upid

19,701 posts

240 months

Sunday 22nd January 2017
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mie1972 said:
I bought the exact bike in December. But I can't give you much opinion as Ive only ridden it a few hundred metres so far - waiting for better weather before taking it out. Plenty of room for 28 tyres though and probably bigger.

It weighs in at 8.3kg so for disc bike its light. The combination of hydraulic levers/discs and ultegra was what swayed me. Having used cable discs I definately wanted better brakes. Mine was a good deal from my LBS as it was a display model - I paid £1000 for mine (RRP is £1900)



Edited by mie1972 on Monday 16th January 11:49
At £1000 it's a good deal £1749 sounds expensive for what you get.

dr_gn

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16,163 posts

184 months

Sunday 22nd January 2017
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BoRED S2upid said:
mie1972 said:
I bought the exact bike in December. But I can't give you much opinion as Ive only ridden it a few hundred metres so far - waiting for better weather before taking it out. Plenty of room for 28 tyres though and probably bigger.

It weighs in at 8.3kg so for disc bike its light. The combination of hydraulic levers/discs and ultegra was what swayed me. Having used cable discs I definately wanted better brakes. Mine was a good deal from my LBS as it was a display model - I paid £1000 for mine (RRP is £1900)



Edited by mie1972 on Monday 16th January 11:49
At £1000 it's a good deal £1749 sounds expensive for what you get.
What's an equivalent at a lower price with Ultegra/105 components, Shimano hydraulic discs and less than 8.5kg weight?