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My new bike in 4 months - On One 456 Mountain bike!!

Discussion in 'Mountain Biking and Off-Road' started by Francesca, 11 Feb 2012.

    SquareDaff Executive Member

    Looks like a very nice bike - isn't that better than your hubbies? What's he going to say about that - or haven't you told him yet?!?! :whistle:

    jethro10 Member

    Location:
    Lake District, UK

    GregCollins A fixed gear is a harsh mistress.

    If I had to choose one do-it-all hardtail MTB to ride everywhere the reviews and write-ups of the 456 incarnations suggest it is the family to go for.
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    Peteaud Senior Member

    Location:
    Chard, Somerset
    From the Appollo to thst bike, dont mess about do ya!

    The difference will be astounding.
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    Francesca Executive Member


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    GregCollins A fixed gear is a harsh mistress.

    red one is faster...

    Francesca Executive Member

    how come?

    GregCollins A fixed gear is a harsh mistress.

    red ones are alway faster than black

    of course, white is the quickest of all
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    Cubist Pennine hill dweller and willy-waver

    Location:
    Ovver 'thill
    Geometry is set up for "up to 160mm fork". A mate of mine has a 456 carbon with a 140 on. It's very, very light and I think it's very very nice. He hates it 'cos it creaks.

    I may even make a bid for the frame.

    Doseone Executive Member

    Location:
    Brecon
    Bike looks lovely, but don't save for too long 'cos they don't have many left in stock. Happy shopping, nothing beats buying a new bike:thumbsup:
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    GregCollins A fixed gear is a harsh mistress.

    As on-one say, what ever fork you put on it the geometry is the same when it has bottomed out! Harsh mistress logic.
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    02GF74 Executive Member

    it will be like chalk and very exclusive cheese - it will beso much better.

    btw wherre is that quarry?

    C.Jason Member

    looks good!:bicycle:

    C.Jason Member

    full carbon material?!

    Francesca Executive Member

    oh yes!

    Cubist Pennine hill dweller and willy-waver

    Location:
    Ovver 'thill

    jethro10 Member

    Location:
    Lake District, UK
    There's an On-one £1499 Carbon hardtail review in April's Mountain Biking UK magazine.
    Can't remember the model, but can't be many that match the criteria of Carbon/hardtail/£1499 from one manufacturer? Might be worth a read?

    Jeff

    Cyclist33 Executive Member

    Location:
    Warrington
    Spanner in the works, and its youre cash n all that... But arent you overbuying? I mean, a full carbon xc bike. Why not train up on a decent metal hardtail for half the price, upgrade if you want to later with the spare cash. From your video it looks like itd be the equivalent of me buying a ferrari having just passed my driving test.

    Stu

    Francesca Executive Member

    nah ! I know where you are coming from, but I getting it soon.
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    Cyclist33 Executive Member

    Location:
    Warrington
    Let me just qualify I didn't mean your clip wasn't cool... was just trying to save you a bit of money!! But enjoy - it looks like a corking bike :smile:

    Stu

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