Cyclocrosser choice

What would you pick?

  • Cannondale

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  • Cube

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kaiser":6l9opj69 said:
Please feel free to comment on either :D I'm buying for mainly commuting but will also be used as a winter road bike and country lane purposes.

And I may even try a CX race.

You may as well get a 'tourer' if you're just using it as a winter-bike!!

Some cross frames don't even have mud-guard mounts, & if it's a winter bike, you need mudguards!!!

Plus, if you do get a cross-bike, you've just got to race it!!! ;)



 
I thought this too but most of the 'fashion' crossers coming out now have mudgaurd and rack mounts. These two have mudgaurd mounts anyway. I have a tourer in the pipeline so to speak. And I will race this one too. The three peaks is on my bucket list and that is as a good an excuse as any to buy a new bike! :)
 
kaiser":3k38c28n said:
yo its a new bike on the bike2work scheme over here. Second hand not an option I'm afraid.

Allright, that sounds pretty ok :D thought you were spending your own hard earned cash on it ;)
the C'dale will look nicer when it gets dirty..... and it will :D
 
shaping up to what I thought, the dale does look nicer but the kit on the cube is hard to argue with :?
 
a big factor :oops: is the cube is in a LBS and in my size so much so that I could take it out the shop on Friday and go to a local race on Sunday :eek: The shop I phoned about the dale were a bit unbothered(?) by my questions whereas the local one were very nice on the phone.......
 
yo-eddy":12luu1yp said:
think global, act local............ but still the Dale's nicer :roll: :D


Just think...

... in two years when it's got Ultegra on it and lighter wheels and a few scratches but next gen Retrobike stickers next to them and someone stops you and talks about how you've just emerged from the woods on a cool Cannondale racing bike and smoked them on your local singletrack, and they on a 5inch trail bike too...

...those few extra days taken at this point will blur into insignificance and lead to a cooler cross bike in the long term....


I'm going to hate those words tomorrow night when you post pocs of your new sparkly lovely Cube cross bike bought locally.
:oops:
 
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