carbon frame advice

[rb58]

What do you actually want to do with the bike? What sort of mileage do you do on your rides? Hard to recommend a frame without knowing what sort of riding you do.

This is where you should start. Are you planning to race? Road? Cyclocross? Audax? Commute? Touring?

 

[turbopercy]

Cant commute as couldnt fit my tool box and triple ladder on
Not quick enough to race
Cyclocross looks cool but not tried it yet
Still not totally sure on the difference between audax road and sportives
I am after a carbon frame and i only cycle on roads do a little bit of climbing but not much as it kills me and want to start doing some more organized events
Did manchester to blackpool this year and did it in 3 hours 40 which i had only been cycling three months prior to that so i was happy with that but want to improve myself

 

[outlash]

Sorry i really dont get it haha say what you like about it i wont be offended

Got to ask, if it's that good a frame, why have you hamstrung it with a set of £70 wheels? Not that there's anything wrong with 501's, but not what I'd call a good match.


Tony.

 

[jack smith]

Got to ask, if it's that good a frame, why have you hamstrung it with a set of £70 wheels? Not that there's anything wrong with 501's, but not what I'd call a good match.


Tony.

If you look for my build on a budget it eill explain better, it was 105 components too its always best to get the best frame you can, in my case that one and i put reliable components on it with the intention of upgrading over time