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  1. Can anyone comment on the quality of BeOne bikes (http://www.beone-
    bikes.com/)? Specifically the road bikes, but I reckon if their
    mountain bikes are well regarded then the road bikes can't be too bad,
    and vice versa.

    Thanks,
    Colin

  2. in message <[email hidden]>, Colin

    MacDonald (') said:

    Can anyone comment on the quality of BeOne bikes (http://www.beone-
    bikes.com/)? Specifically the road bikes, but I reckon if their
    mountain bikes are well regarded then the road bikes can't be too bad,
    and vice versa.

    The first bike I looked at was their 'Rosso', sporting a SRAM Red groupset.

    http://www.beone-bikes.com/nl/producten/rosso.html

    That's the most expensive groupset on the market bar none. The complete
    bike is also claimed to be bang on the UCI legal minimum weight. If
    they're selling a production bike with that groupset, and they can build a
    production bike to that weight (which, to be fair, with that groupset it
    isn't especially hard) then they're capable of producing quality bikes.

    Mind you, the fact that they have a pretty picture on their website doesn't
    actually prove they're selling them!

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    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

    Due to financial constraints, the light at the end of the tunnel
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