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[url= http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/road-track-bike/frames-frames-cyclo-cross-ribble-7005-cx-frame/ribbfrax205 ]CX frame[/url]
[url= http://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/sp/road-track-bike/forks-forks-cross-ribble-carbon-cross-blades/ribbfors205000000000 ]CX forks[/url]
Will i be able to transfer all of this (except brakes)
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[/img] off my carrera tdf on to the frame/forks above and also a new cassette/chainrings - Reccomend me some! (the pic below issnt my road bike but is the same model/year)
will the wheels be strong engough?
thanks!
Yes, in theory.
But in practice, you might be better in saving up for a bit longer and upgrading to a complete new CX bike.
At £184 for the frame and fork, you will need to factor in a new headset (£30) and bottom bracket (£30) and someone to fit them for you if you can't do that yourself. Chainrings and a cassette could be anywhere from £20-£60. You'll need the cost of new brakes, plus most likely new cables and housing too. Take into account that the chain and derailleurs on your current bike are probably a little worn anyway.
When you consider new tires and tubes for the cross bike, you're already getting close to the £500 you'd need to buy an entry level cross bike.
Would you not just be better off buying the Carrera CX bike that Halfords currently stock? 299 pound from what I remember!
That carrera CX looks great for the money ... ill put it on my new job commuter list of bikes 🙂