Boardman road team

[defy-one]

http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/...uctId_789209_langId_-1_categoryId_165710#tab2

Boardman road team for £800

Is that a good price folks ?
Is it a good bike?

 

[Johnym]

A lot of bike for the money, read my post, Ive got a dilemma too

 

[cyberknight]

A lot of bike for the money, read my post, Ive got a dilemma too

heres the topic and my reply , i would bite their hand off if i had the cash and they had the right size..
http://www.cyclechat.net/threads/do-i-change-bike.102780/#post-1863660.
Originally when i got mine i found the steering a bit slow in the fast technical stuff but atfer i tweaked my fit a little it was great, i put it down to bike fit and not having the nerve on hills.

 

[l4dva]

Boardmans make brilliant bikes I have a team carbon that's about 2 years older than these models and can't fault it. The spec is brilliant and at 800 quid I'd buy if I was in the market for a road bike like this

 

[HovR]

I see a Boardman Road Team bike on the bike racks every day. Looks a really nice bike - However the owner really takes no care of it. Brakes are way off the rim, chain is a complete mess, one of the stays on his Crud guards is missing - Indexing is probably out too.

Go and check it out in store, I think you'll like it. As others have said - A lot of bike for the money.

 

[defy-one]

Thanks folks - knee specialist monday morning - bike shop in the afternoon!!!


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[lejogger]

another Boardman fan here. If it rides anything like the 2010 Team Carbon then for £800 it's a right bargain.

 

[defy-one]

Anyone know what the biggest width tyre this bike could take?
I'd like to put on 25 or 28mm tyres in the autumn

 

[cyberknight]

You will get 25`s on, not sure about 28`s though, i ride all year round on 23`s and the only time i go any bigger is if i use the MTB when theres snow and ice about.