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• #427
a Concorde Colombo. I love this bike very much.
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• #428
^ Very excellent paint job. If you ever want to sell hit me up.
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• #429
Can anyone help her?
https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/269769/
I'm afraid I don't really know the market.
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• #430
Any advice on modern entry level road bikes for someone who is 5ft4?
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• #431
Btwin Triban.
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• #432
I think thats too entry level. Do you think you could get a specialized or something second hand for 400-500?
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• #433
Specialized might be too big even on the smallest size.
Btwin still pretty good for the money, especially 650c.
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• #434
Says you.
Yours sincerely,
A 5 foot 4" specialized rider -
• #435
An XS BMC may fit?
Used it will work on ebay for that budget.
(A 5" 5' cyclist...bmc XS looks my size) -
• #436
The "reach" barely differ once you go smaller than 54cm, the only main difference is the headtube length.
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• #437
Hey.. I'm selling my 48cm 531c road bike if anybody is interested? pretty sure it's women specific https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/272840/
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• #438
what did you end up going with? I'm thinking about the straggler...
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• #439
Thought I'd post this here too:
Suggestions for adventure/gravel/touring (or whatever they're called, drop bars, tyres up to 32 or so and preferably mudguard/pannier bosses) bikes for short people/women (5'2")? Probably something like a 47 frame or something I'd guess, under a grand for complete bike (preferably cheaper).
A brief lookaround is throwing up very little. Cheers
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• #440
Thorn cycles may fit the bill? They always have small frames.
SjS cycles and have a look there at cycles, or a small frame, they show ready builds there.
It's very much a traditional UK touring bike, so steel, MTB 3*9 gearing, carry 20 kg, front / rear bosses, big tyres.
Nothing on atm bar audax bikes which don't take tyres as big I think.
For something hip look further, but Thorn have a good resale value and reputation.
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• #441
Thank you for posting that. I'm starting to look for something similar and I never thought of Thorn. Looking at the specs they've now gone to the top of my list.
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• #442
:)
Btw they also often come up on ebay and quite often in sizes suitable for ladies and shorter ladies.
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• #443
LadyLiz's Troll in full on touring mode. Is turning out to be a chuffing fantastic bike. Apologies for nds pic.
Size S, 5'4"
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• #445
Cheers, some of the audax ones look like possibles on SJS. All the stuff on the Thorn website looks a bit pricey.
Annoyingly I'm spotting loads of 50cm bikes upwards in the sales but barely anything smaller.
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• #446
They sell used on Evilbay
http://stores.ebay.co.uk/St-John-Street-Cycles
Yeah it's tricky, I am 5"5' and the top tubes are often too long, best bet is Ebay hunting, and bargain frame sales on SJS. Good luck :)
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• #447
Cheers, nothing on there at the moment but I'll keep an eye out. Everything I can find is either straight-up road bikes or hybrids
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• #448
Ta, we're doing the ridgeway in a couple of weeks so will post up a better pic in adventure time mode with monster truck tyres etc
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• #449
A bit of further research has thrown up a variety of Marins. Gestalt, Nicasio and Lombard all seem to fit this kind of bill and Argenta and Ravenna to a lesser extent.
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• #450
One added to the stable... it's an M so technically a bit large for me, but hey.
My lovely Amira Expert SL4 :O) My pride and joy :O)
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