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  • apologies, still geting used to it all
    "One that fits. With a groupset you like the feel of.
    In a colour you like.
    ^ this. And a warranty on the frameset and maybe a crash replacement scheme if you're into that kind of thing."

    Go to a good shop, get them to measure you up and ride a bunch of bikes, buy the one you like the best.

    Failing that, there is always the lfgss way: listen to people on the internet who (mostly) haven't a clue, guess your sizing based on more internet advice, agonise over need for disc brakes and di2, order an expensive bike from abroad with mixed reviews of aftermarket support , receive bike, slam stem, don't ride it much, and report for duty in the "lower back pain" thread in 2 months time.

  • ^^ brilliant.

    Basically don't try an buy your "bike for life". Get something that'll see you through the next few years as you get into it.

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