I'm looking for a track bike to race at the velodrome by me. I've seen a few Bianchis, Trek makes one, and I've seen a BMC. Obviously other companies make track bikes. Which bike should I go with. I'm not looking for anything real crazy like with a disc and stuff. Just something pretty basic but will still be a nice bike. I know you can get a pretty decent track bike for a low price because of such few components. But anyway, have you had any experience with any brand or certain bike? Give me some advice on what to buy.
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rudycyclist said:
I'm looking for a track bike to race at the velodrome by me. I've seen a few Bianchis, Trek makes one, and I've seen a BMC. Obviously other companies make track bikes. Which bike should I go with. I'm not looking for anything real crazy like with a disc and stuff. Just something pretty basic but will still be a nice bike. I know you can get a pretty decent track bike for a low price because of such few components. But anyway, have you had any experience with any brand or certain bike? Give me some advice on what to buy.
The felt track bike, I think it's TK2. looks very nice and is pretty light. It is felt so their price would be good.
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yeah the felt is cool but its not cheap at all. im in the market too for an "on the cheap" track bike.
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Hey mate,
i'm going through the exact same problem at the moment. I'm looking at getting either a Cannondale Capo or a Hillbrick Pista (australian). Have a look at www.terrydolan.co.uk they make some nice bikes.
good luck!
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