Nice bike but!!!!
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We did a custom build for a customer recently, final bill was just short of £15k! Electric gears, ceramic bearings etc etc. Roadies bikes are just daft, too fragile for me.
My old Intense, looks so old school now

Current toy, DMR Rhythm

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Trust me I will have alloy next time. Carbon is strong in the right direction. I went cycling in Wales recently and some numb nut drove into me in Welshpool. He hit mt square on the leg and impacted on the rear stays. Again I was there checking for cracks in the lacquer. Too much of a worry for me. Having said that it is showing no sign of fatigue. Looks great and is certainly a very stiff and light frame.Leave a comment:
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I know its been proved carbon is stronger and most top end frames are carbon these days, but i just can't see myself spending so much extra over aluminium. Love the old Intense frames, can find good used ones for not too much these days.Leave a comment:
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I know the feeling I sold my big hit as I decided I wanted to go back to cross country. That's code for I don't have the bottle for the big hit!Leave a comment:
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My old Big Hit 3, just don't have the bottle to takle that kind of stuff anymore
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I'm a keen cyclist. Well I was before kids. But for what it's worth I bought a carbon fibre felt 2 years ago. It's. Great looking bike and superb all day riding however when I stack it my first though is shattered carbon. Next time I'll stick with alloy.
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