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I'm finally getting paid enough to be eligible for C2W! Wooo!
I want a lightweight rigid 29er for fast commuting and light trail use. Must be able to take 2.0 tyres so if there are any hybrids with wide rear ends...
OR, I want a lt 29er ht.
OR a fatbike!
I'm limited to halfrauds as well but I've been assured they can get most bikes (Surly, Diamonback, Spez, Orange, Cube, Lapierre, Charge, Whyte, Kona)
Any suggestions? (No drop handlebars or singlespeeds please!)
Edited:
I really should start reading all of the post [i]Before[/i] replying!
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Get a Karate Monkey if you can single speed it to work
[quote=Bregante ]Save yourself £200.01
http://www.on-one.co.uk/i/q/FBOOINX529/on_one_inbred_x5_29er_bike
Next!
Lightweight, rigid and available through Halfords?
That 29er looks a real bargain. Shame you are determined to have a 29er - the Boardman HT pro is a superb bike at a grand. I'm gutted my company is'nt signed up the the Halfrauds scheme as that's the bike I wanted. Going to have to look elsewhere now.
Hmm, I think we should start a C2W swapshop!
I'd go for a singlespeed if it was convertible to geared eventually. I will compromise if the unwanted item is easily disposed of!
Update: I can use the Halfords voucher at 'other' stores. Leisure Lakes is a possibility. I wonder if On-One accepts them? Any of my ex-work colleagues on here? (Participants of the great 2010 Rotherham bike-shop exodus!)
on one doesn't accept them, says so on the website.
2 of my 3 halfords c2w vouchers have been spent in leisure lakes.
if you can do, arrange to pick the bike up from the shop that's supplying it, not halfords....just in case you have warranty issues further down the line you can prove it was purchased from an authorised retailer.
Leisure Lakes it will probably be then!