However, both bikes have 42/34 chainsets and 14/28 at the back which mean a top gear of 73GI which is lower than some here ride fixed. They also both have freewheels, so upgrading will mean a new wheelset should you decide to join the 21st century and get 10+ gearing.
Add in the steel fork, and they are both likely to be weighty, undergeared, expensive options.
That looks like the gears are on the stem, so I'd be more tempted by this which at least has STI's: http://www.evanscycles.com/products/dawes/giro-300-26-2013-junior-road-bike-ec050645
However, both bikes have 42/34 chainsets and 14/28 at the back which mean a top gear of 73GI which is lower than some here ride fixed. They also both have freewheels, so upgrading will mean a new wheelset should you decide to join the 21st century and get 10+ gearing.
Add in the steel fork, and they are both likely to be weighty, undergeared, expensive options.