About November I got my C2W scheme certificate and handed it into the shop for a Cube GTC Pro at £1260. I wanted disc brakes and 105, which this has.
I gave them the £1000 certificate and still owe them £360. I was planning to pay it at the end of this month.
I'm thinking now that as I don't cycle as much as I'd like to, shelling out £360 is a lot at this point. £1000 on a bike seems plenty!
I chose that shop because they have my fit details on record and will set the bike up according to this (saving me £100).
However, my last road bike, a Whyte Suffolk, could take big tyres and mudguards/pannier and generally be quite versatile. I'm worried now that this bike is a bit more 'road'.
So, currently driving myself mad over whether I should cancel the certificate and get it changed and take my £1000 online and get a more suitable bike. Or maybe the bike and fit are worth paying the extra £360.
Mmmmmmmm.
I gave them the £1000 certificate and still owe them £360. I was planning to pay it at the end of this month.
I'm thinking now that as I don't cycle as much as I'd like to, shelling out £360 is a lot at this point. £1000 on a bike seems plenty!
I chose that shop because they have my fit details on record and will set the bike up according to this (saving me £100).
However, my last road bike, a Whyte Suffolk, could take big tyres and mudguards/pannier and generally be quite versatile. I'm worried now that this bike is a bit more 'road'.
So, currently driving myself mad over whether I should cancel the certificate and get it changed and take my £1000 online and get a more suitable bike. Or maybe the bike and fit are worth paying the extra £360.
Mmmmmmmm.