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Chris Boardman MTB's
anyone care to comment?
been offered the team model for £400 Y or N? |
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Chris Boardman MTB's
"KPR" wrote in message ... anyone care to comment? been offered the team model for £400 Y or N? I've not seen any adverse comments about the Boardman Range. |
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Chris Boardman MTB's
On Feb 17, 2:51 pm, "vernon" wrote:
"KPR" wrote in message ... anyone care to comment? been offered the team model for £400 Y or N? I've not seen any adverse comments about the Boardman Range. Except that you might possibly be paying a small premium for the name over a similar spec'd factory brand. But if you're getting a good offer in the first place - prob. nothing to be concerned with. Regards, Duncan |
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Chris Boardman MTB's
On Feb 17, 6:54 pm, Duncan Smith wrote:
On Feb 17, 2:51 pm, "vernon" wrote: "KPR" wrote in message ... anyone care to comment? been offered the team model for £400 Y or N? I've not seen any adverse comments about the Boardman Range. Except that you might possibly be paying a small premium for the name over a similar spec'd factory brand. But if you're getting a good offer in the first place - prob. nothing to be concerned with. You'll be hard put to find a better overall spec bike for the money. Boardman's aim is to get good bikes at an affordable price. And from what I have seen and heard, he has acheived that through careful selection of components and the mass marketing ability of Halfords. Exceeded sales expectations and there will be new models coming in (full on TT bike, cross bike etc). Now, if he could produce decent bikes for kids to race... Like the Islabikes Luath, that would be excellent. I did suggest to Isla when I met her at York that she have replaceable dropouts both sides of the frame so it could be used as a track bike as well.. ..d |
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Chris Boardman MTB's
"David Martin" wrote in message ... On Feb 17, 6:54 pm, Duncan Smith wrote: On Feb 17, 2:51 pm, "vernon" wrote: "KPR" wrote in message ... anyone care to comment? been offered the team model for £400 Y or N? I've not seen any adverse comments about the Boardman Range. Except that you might possibly be paying a small premium for the name over a similar spec'd factory brand. But if you're getting a good offer in the first place - prob. nothing to be concerned with. You'll be hard put to find a better overall spec bike for the money. Boardman's aim is to get good bikes at an affordable price. And from what I have seen and heard, he has acheived that through careful selection of components and the mass marketing ability of Halfords. Exceeded sales expectations and there will be new models coming in (full on TT bike, cross bike etc). Now, if he could produce decent bikes for kids to race... Like the Islabikes Luath, that would be excellent. I did suggest to Isla when I met her at York that she have replaceable dropouts both sides of the frame so it could be used as a track bike as well.. ...d Got the team MTB for £380 with mud guards pump an bottle thrown in.. happy as a pig in muck.. |
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