My new bike

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simon t
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My new bike

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I've just taken delivery of my new bike. It's a fair bit lighter and faster than my old one, has a really slick gearchange, great brakes, virtually slick tyres, very quick steering and lots of lovely ally and carbon bits. I'm looking forward to taking it to France on all those empty mountain roads. Only downside is that the saddle is bit hard for long distance stuff.

Oh and as for the most important bit - it's RED! :lol:

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Post by Squiffythewombat »

erm its missing an engine! :)
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Post by lee67 »

pah roadies, get a real mans bike.....a mtb...40 miles of mud mud and mountains yippeeeeeeeeeee...alltho yesterday in the gales and cold driving rain made it hard haha..nice bike tho there simon.. :wink:
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Post by simon t »

Already got a couple of MTBs Lee. Not planning on mud-plugging though, just miles of dusty forest tracks 8) . Oh and I'll probably get something with an engine for those as well. :twisted:
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Post by storminateacup »

Great bike Simon and good value too. I have a Claude Butler Levant and I love it.
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Rather have a MTB anyday......the men in shorts are more flattering to the eyeballs than roadies in lycra lol...........enjoy it tho hun xxx
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Post by Jaglifter »

Nice piece of kit Simon.

My son bought an Allez Triple this summer (well I bought it actually :roll: ) and he's lost about 7kilos since!

Its a lot less comfortable to ride than my SP1!
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Post by lee67 »

id say to anyone, get a pushbike and get fit.....i hit 40 this year and bought myself a mtb.....within 10 months ive lost 2 stone nearly...toned up ALL OVER no end...and a typical ride for me is 40 miles all off road with up to 6000ft of climbing...typically in the peaks/wales or lakes..saturday im off to wales..its great!!...and ive been known to do 250+ miles off road in one week!!..yes im addicted, so much so..i only ride motorbikes once a week now, sometimes once a fortnight, and thats very unlike me( ask bob) :wink:
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I am also addicted to MTB's :oops: ...bought myself a cheapie to get fit on..now i go out on that more than i go out on the Storm....cheaper on Petrol lol.....finally hit 30 mph downhill the otherday lmao....bloody fast on a pushie is that :D
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