philinmerthyr
Über Member
I'm thinking of buying this as a sale bike for £1,499.
Reviews I have read are superb. I currently ride a Specialized Roubaix which I've had for 2 and a half years so I've convince the wife that I need the N+1.
How does the trek compare to the Roubaix?
I'm 5ft 6in so plan to go for the 54cm frame. The Roubaix I was sold was too big (56 cm) but I was a new rider so knew no better. A shorter stem and different saddle position has made it fit but it will be nice to have the right size bike. 5ft 6in is between the 52 and 54 cm frame but I'm used to the bigger bike so I think it will be ok.
Im a fat lad at the back at 20 stone but love riding. I've done the London 100 twice and my Roubaix has carried me over 5,000 since I've had it so its earned a rest and will become my bad weather bike.
Reviews I have read are superb. I currently ride a Specialized Roubaix which I've had for 2 and a half years so I've convince the wife that I need the N+1.
How does the trek compare to the Roubaix?
I'm 5ft 6in so plan to go for the 54cm frame. The Roubaix I was sold was too big (56 cm) but I was a new rider so knew no better. A shorter stem and different saddle position has made it fit but it will be nice to have the right size bike. 5ft 6in is between the 52 and 54 cm frame but I'm used to the bigger bike so I think it will be ok.
Im a fat lad at the back at 20 stone but love riding. I've done the London 100 twice and my Roubaix has carried me over 5,000 since I've had it so its earned a rest and will become my bad weather bike.