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Ladies Hybrid
Hi there,
A female friend is looking for a hybrid for a 4 mile London commute to work. Budget around £300 and she'd prefer a ladies frame. We've had a quick tour of the bike shops, and drawn up a shortlist of a Giant CS2 (reduced from £400 to £300) and a Trek FX2 for around £330. Anyone have any experience with either? Riding a Trek myself, my bias is to go that way - but the salesman was explaining that the Giants tend to be better spec'd and the price cut makes it a better deal. Or should we be looking at something else entirely? Much appreciate any advice. Thanks Russell |
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For a short commute like that I would try to find something with a hub gear.
SW "Russell" wrote in message ups.com... Hi there, A female friend is looking for a hybrid for a 4 mile London commute to work. Budget around £300 and she'd prefer a ladies frame. We've had a quick tour of the bike shops, and drawn up a shortlist of a Giant CS2 (reduced from £400 to £300) and a Trek FX2 for around £330. Anyone have any experience with either? Riding a Trek myself, my bias is to go that way - but the salesman was explaining that the Giants tend to be better spec'd and the price cut makes it a better deal. Or should we be looking at something else entirely? Much appreciate any advice. Thanks Russell |
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Ladies Hybrid
Like the Giant Expression N7
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