Andrew_Culture
Internet Marketing bod
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Triple chainset then it mentions 50/34T?
35 mm tyres?
When you look at the details it starts to make more sense.
Triple chainset then it mentions 50/34T?
35 mm tyres?
Planet X Pro Carbon Shimano Ultegra Triple Road Bike £999.99 -> http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/CBPXSLPULT2/planet_x_pro_carbon_shimano_ultegra_triple_road_bike
Which isn't actually true of course. But given the relative lack of NI members here (any one of us can walk into either CRC showroom) you are rightProbably because you can only buy online from CRC
Reviews have been lacking but with so many huge manufacturers, getting a slice of the pie is going to be difficult for a small French company.So not many people seem to have them and the press don't really cover
I think you may be the only CCer with one, did you post your thoughts? Interesting to read![]()
They use different warehouses based on item size now, but the main one in Doagh,Ballyclare has a showroom where you can order over-counter(as I do since I live 11miles away), and a retail store in Belfast.I didn't know they had a shop, then I have never been to NI. I think people are just a bit nervous of buying an unknown make online I guess, especially newbies
That said, I bought a Kona MTB from CRC and can't really fault them, although they had tightened the bolts so much that feeble old me couldn't loosen to turn the handlebars to the right position. An LBS sorted it for me for a couple of quid in the charity tin and to be fair when I messaged CRC, they said that if there was a charge they would reimburse![]()
Even cheaper if ordered before 10 November as PX offering £100 credit against other stuff if spend £900+ on a bikeThat is incredibly cheap!
ChloroformI am tempted to buy a black one for me and a blue one for Jannie.
So here's a question.
How do I measure Jannie up for a bike without her knowing?
Steve
What is likely to be the difference in the quality of the frame (ignore components that be upgraded) between a CF bike costing £1000 to say, £1400 (which is what most people would consider entry level) to a bike costing £1600 to £2000 (which is probably mid level)? Some manufacturers will claim that they have spent more time on the design by strengthening certain areas while reducing weight in others. But how much of that is sales guff?