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  1. Does anyone have a view on this as an entry level road bike?

    edinburgh-bicycle.co.ukdetail.cfm

  2. phenian said:

    Does anyone have a view on this as an entry level road bike?

    edinburgh-bicycle.co.ukdetail.cfm

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  3. phenian said:

    Does anyone have a view on this as an entry level road bike?

    edinburgh-bicycle.co.ukdetail.cfm

    And I have cookies enabled!?

  4. phenian said:

    Does anyone have a view on this as an entry level road bike?

    edinburgh-bicycle.co.ukdetail.cfm

    I've seen better bikes for the money in Halfords and local bike shops - with 16 gears and
    carbon forks.

    ~PB

  5. phenian said:

    edinburgh-bicycle.co.ukdetail.cfm

    Looks overpriced to me - for that money you can get more gears and less mass. Shame - EBC are a Good
    Thing IMO.

    Guy
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  6. Simonb said:
    Quoted message said:

    edinburgh-bicycle.co.ukdetail.cfm

    CANNOT SET COOKIES

    Visit this page first: www.edinburgh-bicycle.co.uk/catalogue ...then try the specific link again.

    ~PB

  7. Simonb' sbennettatwiderworlddotcodotuk said:
    phenian said:

    Does anyone have a view on this as an entry level road bike?

    edinburgh-bicycle.co.ukdetail.cfm

    CANNOT SET COOKIES

    Just highlight then delete everything until you get to <http://www.edinburgh-bicycle.co.uk/> and
    navigate from there.

    James

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    "Sorry mate, I didn't see you" is not a satisfactory excuse.

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    Quoted message said:
    phenian said:

    edinburgh-bicycle.co.ukdetail.cfm

    Looks overpriced to me - for that money you can get more gears and less mass. Shame - EBC are a
    Good Thing IMO.

    I have had one of the original steel framed ones for three years. In most ways it is completely
    different from the latest version. However, it is fun to ride and the service at EBC has always
    been reliable. They replaced a cracked headset under warranty with a higher spec part. In fact they
    built up a wheel with an Ultegra hub for the price of a Sora one because Sora was out of stock.
    Having said that I had the last service done at Bicycleworks nearby because EBC are sometimes
    incredibly busy.

    Tom.

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