Carbon hardtails
Discussion
http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/FBOOC456V2/on_...
Don't see the point unless you want a super-light XC race bike. The one above is carbon but certainly is not light.
Don't see the point unless you want a super-light XC race bike. The one above is carbon but certainly is not light.
This sort of thing?
http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/FBOOLRCAB/on_o...
I'm very happy with my cheap carbon Planet X bike (CX). Maybe it is a cheap Taiwanese frame, but Giants factory is out there somewhere too...
http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/FBOOLRCAB/on_o...
I'm very happy with my cheap carbon Planet X bike (CX). Maybe it is a cheap Taiwanese frame, but Giants factory is out there somewhere too...
I have an original Inbred thats got to be 10 years old now and have been considering completing the triggers broom cycle with a new on one frame, I'm having trouble deciding between a Whippet or 456 carbon as the old inbred geo seems to be between the two. Most riding is XC with the odd trail centre such as Ceod y brenin black runs thrown in, any suggestions which would be the frame to go for? I have a Commencal Supreme for when things are more downhill / freeride.
Hobzy said:
I have a whippet and a mate has a 456. Id say his is more of an allrounder than mine which has more agressive geo. Flies uphill and xc but is twitchy on the technical rough stuff.
Both great bikes though.
Hobzy old boy! Shall we get a ride in?Both great bikes though.
I've a whippet also, really impressed by it and it was a good price.
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