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  • £1,000 help please
  • belsyde
    Free Member

    Ok been a keyboard warrior only so far and would really appreciate your experience.

    I am looking for a £1,000 bike that:

    1. is a 29inch
    2. the front end is not too low and stretched
    3. is light
    4. will do mostly long trails, red routes in a calm manner, canal paths

    Suggestions really welcome.

    Dan

    dmck16
    Free Member

    On One Parkwood. That would be my first port of call.

    Rickos
    Free Member

    Voodoo Bizango
    Vitus Sentier or the other Vitus one (forgot the name)

    Caher
    Full Member

    Boardman 29er

    Rickos
    Free Member

    Aye, forgot Boardman

    Pinnacle Ramin as well, although not sure how stretched out they may be.

    Riksbar
    Full Member

    Paul’s Cycles, see what they’ve got in your size for around your budget.

    chrishc777
    Free Member

    Cotic had a nice Solaris for under £1000 in their sale

    PMK2060
    Full Member

    +1 for the Boardman 29er. £850 in halfords at the moment plus you can save an extra £85 if you are a member of British cycling.

    NorthCountryBoy
    Free Member

    iv been very happy with my On one parkwood. Bought second hand and served well for some biggish loops in the lakes and a bit of bike packing and general winter bike abuse.
    The deore build has been faultless and i notice very little difference between the XT on my other bike.
    As others have mentioned the Boardman bikes also offer good VFM.
    have you seen the £1000 hardtail review in this months STW magazine? Some other good considerations.

    hughjayteens
    Free Member

    The Whyte in the latest issue looks like a nice bike.

    Rickos
    Free Member

    Whyte would be stretched out though, no? OP doesn’t want stretched.

    richmtb
    Full Member

    +2 for the Boardman

    Love mine, spec is amazing for £850 and its just an all-round fun bike

    ScottChegg
    Free Member

    In the spirit of STW, I woul go to Leisure Lakes and pick up the new P7 in the sale.

    £200 over budget and the wrong wheel size. I just think they look great.

    chakaping
    Free Member

    +1 for the Boardman 29er. £850 in halfords at the moment plus you can save an extra £85 if you are a member of British cycling.

    This and spend the savings on a lighter wheelset, better tyres and wider bars if required.

    Or just a dropper.

    Totally unbeatable for the money IMO.

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