Carrera Crixus ll

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talisman50082

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Its cheap,but is it any good? Basic brakes but that dosent bother me, prefer 50 rather than the 48. I have just sold a road bike simply because of the terrain where i live,near a canal. A cheap CX would be more suitable or an MTB. Have the hots for a 2nd hand Cannondale SL4 29er, but a CX is probably better on the road? My riding be a mixture of road and toepath.
 

Cycleops

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Always good if you can post a link with these sort of questions.
 

cyberknight

As long as I breathe, I attack.
Can't see the gear spec on Halford's website. What is front and back setup?
  • Forks: CHROMOLY BLADE + STEEL STEERER
  • Frame Material: Alloy
  • Front Brake: TEKTRO, 992A-EN
  • Gender: Unisex
  • Geometry:
  • Number of Gears: 16
  • Rear Brake: TEKTRO, 992A-EN
  • Wheel Size: 700c
Detailed Specs
  • Brake Type:
  • Cassette:
  • Chainset: PROWHEEL, OUNCE 421C, STEEL BLACK 48/34T, W/ALLOY HI-POLISHE BLACK 172.5mm CRANK
  • Colour:
  • Frame:
  • Frame Colour: Blue
  • Front Mech: SHIMANO, FD-2400
  • Gear Shifters: SHIMANO, ST-2400
  • Headset: 1-1/8", SEMI-INTEGRATED, Steel black
  • Hubs: Alloy Black Hubs
  • Pedals: VP-399T
  • Rear Mech: SHIMANO, RD-2400GS
  • Rims: Carrera Alloy Double Wall Rim
  • Saddle: VELO, VL-1314
  • Seatpost:
  • Stem:
  • Suspension: Rigid
  • Type: Cyclocross Bikes
  • Tyres: KENDA, K-935
For the current £329 looks decent enough ,carreras tend to be solid bikes with good spec at their "sale " price although more direct retailers are catching up with them in terms of bang for your buck.
 
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talisman50082

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8 speed but cant find which cassette is used. Would it be an 11-32?
 
Probably a 12-28 cassette. The 2400's are last years 2300's without the thumb shift and with a paddle.

I've seen one in the flesh and they look nice especially in blue. They are not overly heavy either and for about £70 a set of Shimano R501s would make a big difference to the rolling weight.

Only thing I found is the sizing comes up small. A 54cm frame for a 5ft 7 guy like me was too small so I would go for a large over a medium if it was me.


Don't forget Quidco and British Cycling discounts if you go for it.
 
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