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pally83

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I've got a set of MOst Wildcats with Conti GP4000s you can have for £150. Wheels have done about 500 miles and tyres about 200. Also includes an Ultegra 12-25 cassette.

PM me if interested.
 

Sittingduck

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What kind of riding are you going to do? Is it hilly or flat?
 
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johnno1812

johnno1812

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what i read online said that the MOst Wildcats arent very good? but ill consider it but its a bit much for me 150 buddy.
 
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johnno1812

johnno1812

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i live in oldham so its mainly going to be hilly and not much flat until it warms up then im gonna try a few comps.
 

Sittingduck

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I would consider getting a compact chainset, that's usually 34 teeth on small ring and 50 on big. May help getting up hills, because you could struggle in a hilly area, when you are starting off. You could even consider a triple, for an even wider range. Of course, you may well climb like a wippet, who knows :smile: One of the Groupsets above mentions 39/53 which is a standard double, not a compact. Have a look online at the differences between road bike gearing, before ordering, imho.
 

Sittingduck

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No - the groupsets will be very similar, just a few subtle changes, depending on which one you get. For example, you can get a Shimano 105 Triple groupset for pretty much the same price as a double, or compact double. Just pays to investigate a bit before splashing the cash. Different people will tell you different things about which variations they like or not. It's quite a personal thing. Could you perhaps test ride a few bikes and see which you get on with? If I was starting cycling and lived in a hilly area, I think I may well end up cursing the purchase of a standard double, but that's just me...
 
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johnno1812

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i started cycyling last summer and did a bit over the summer months and i cycle to work 3x a week anyway. i mean its only 10 mins each way but its better than nothing.. i currently have a bike but its not all that, Viking San Marino 2011.
 

AndyRM

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Unless it's been altered, that's got a standard (39/53) double on it. You may find a compact a bit easier, but if you're coping with the standard I'd stick with it. Again though, this is personal preference.
 

AndyRM

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That would be the outer chainring, in standard size.

Do you have any pics of the frame? Looks a really nice one!
 

pally83

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what i read online said that the MOst Wildcats arent very good? but ill consider it but its a bit much for me 150 buddy.

No probs. The wheels are sound but suffer because they're not as fancy as competitor offerings on similar bikes. I think it's a fair price with the tyres and cassette but no worries - just thought I'd try my luck.

Happy building anyway :-)
 
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heres a picture of the bike, what the seller sent me.
 
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