Noru
Well-Known Member
Hi there,
My girlfriend doesn't currently cycle. However she's started a new health kick and I thought I'd buy her a bike as a present so we can cycle together. Nothing to break the bank in case she decides it's not for her but not something that will put her off, like using her old 1990s mtb.
I've spotted a new old stock Raleigh Red or Dead Seaspray for sale which looks just the trick.
Raleigh Seaspray features; http://www.evanscycles.com/products...ray-2011-womens-hybrid-bike-ec026587#features
Does the spec look ok or is this bike a case of style over substance?
It would mostly be used for traffic free routes such as trails on disused railway line tracks & tow paths etc.
I was going to get her one as a surprise but I've decided it's not the best idea to buy one without her testing it.
Also any hints & tips for choosing the right size step-through frame would be greatly appreciated.
My girlfriend doesn't currently cycle. However she's started a new health kick and I thought I'd buy her a bike as a present so we can cycle together. Nothing to break the bank in case she decides it's not for her but not something that will put her off, like using her old 1990s mtb.
I've spotted a new old stock Raleigh Red or Dead Seaspray for sale which looks just the trick.
Raleigh Seaspray features; http://www.evanscycles.com/products...ray-2011-womens-hybrid-bike-ec026587#features
Does the spec look ok or is this bike a case of style over substance?
It would mostly be used for traffic free routes such as trails on disused railway line tracks & tow paths etc.
I was going to get her one as a surprise but I've decided it's not the best idea to buy one without her testing it.
Also any hints & tips for choosing the right size step-through frame would be greatly appreciated.