Dol33
05-14-11, 07:20 PM
Hello,
I know this seems like yet another thread asking for help on this subject, but any I recieve would be truly appreciated.
I'm looking to get a Hybrid for around the £350 (I'm English obviously :P ), and I've narrowed it down to two bikes. A trek 7.1 fx or a Speciallized Sirrus.
One of the things I have to take into consideration is my weight (around 20 stone/280 pounds), hence getting a bike for fitness reasons.
It will mainly be used on cycle paths near where I live.
I really like the look of the Sirrus but concerned that with the thinner wheels it will be less stable/hardy than the FX taking into account the above. Also someone warned me they are less hardy when going slightly of road (gravel tracks etc.)
Problem is I *really* don't like the looks of the FX but love the looks of the Sirrus, but know that's just cosmetic :)
Any help you can provide on which is the best choice would be really helpful.
Thanks guys
J
I know this seems like yet another thread asking for help on this subject, but any I recieve would be truly appreciated.
I'm looking to get a Hybrid for around the £350 (I'm English obviously :P ), and I've narrowed it down to two bikes. A trek 7.1 fx or a Speciallized Sirrus.
One of the things I have to take into consideration is my weight (around 20 stone/280 pounds), hence getting a bike for fitness reasons.
It will mainly be used on cycle paths near where I live.
I really like the look of the Sirrus but concerned that with the thinner wheels it will be less stable/hardy than the FX taking into account the above. Also someone warned me they are less hardy when going slightly of road (gravel tracks etc.)
Problem is I *really* don't like the looks of the FX but love the looks of the Sirrus, but know that's just cosmetic :)
Any help you can provide on which is the best choice would be really helpful.
Thanks guys
J
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