a work colleague is doing the cycle to work scheme and is wanting a full suspension bike with a budget of a thousand pound. he is looking at the Boardman team fs. was wondering if anyone recommended anything else. he knows 1000 won't buy a dream bike.thanks muchly
Have a look at Decathlon's offering - they've started doing cycle to work now.
[url= http://www.decathlon.co.uk/rockrider-91-2013-mountain-bike-black-id_8213074.html ]One of these or the next one up are cracking value[/url]
[url= http://www.decathlon.co.uk/rockrider-92-mountain-bike-white-id_8208373.html ]Next one up[/url]
If all else fails the Boardmans are excellent.
Full suss Giants, Cannondales and Mongooses are sub £1000 at [url=www.paulscycles.co.uk]Pauls Cycles[/url]
Hard to go wrong with any of those.
somouk - MemberIf all else fails the Boardmans are excellent.
+1 dont forget to ask for extra's I got a gold standard lock and some tyres thrown in for my £999
Persuade him that he needs a HT and he will get a better bike that will need less maintenance.
If it's CTW then he's unlikely to be able to buy from Pauls (which do great deals) If he has to have a FS then I'd get the Boardman - very hard to beat in terms of value for a current year model.
Have a look at Decathlon's offering - they've started doing cycle to work now.
I had one of the 9.1 bikes, great value at £800 even better at £700 I believe if you can get to a store still selling old 2012 stock. Was a nice enough bike, rode well and rear suspension felt more expensive than it was.
You can use Cyclescheme at Paul's. Can't remember if they add 10% to the sale price though. A mate of mine used Cyclescheme to get a Giant XTC from there a few years ago.
wtf that scott is soooooooo wrong
Halfords also give you a voucher for 10% value for accessories.