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Proper 2012 Bandit Review..

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Topic: Proper 2012 Bandit Review..
Posted By: G.R.F.
Subject: Proper 2012 Bandit Review..
Date Posted: 16 Dec 11 at 4:27pm
http://singletrackworld.com/reviews/transition-bikes-bandit-review/ - 2012 Bandit

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Posted By: Hughph
Date Posted: 16 Dec 11 at 4:44pm
For that kind of money I'd really prefer a shimano groupset....    

Isn't this the wrong forum for non-floaty things GRF?  


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Posted By: G.R.F.
Date Posted: 16 Dec 11 at 9:11pm
It's the banter bit, Shimano is so last century, Sram rules these days..

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Posted By: Rupert
Date Posted: 16 Dec 11 at 9:21pm
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Posted By: ex laser
Date Posted: 17 Dec 11 at 2:03am
sorry, compag only for me.

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Posted By: G.R.F.
Date Posted: 17 Dec 11 at 11:42am
Erm don't you mean http://www.campagnolo.com/jsp/en/groupsetindex/index.jsp - Campag  so desired by those who wear lycra, smuggle budgies and bend over a lot..

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Posted By: chrisg
Date Posted: 17 Dec 11 at 5:53pm
Amazing how similar it looks to this:



I'm guessing what - 3 times the price?


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Posted By: ex laser
Date Posted: 17 Dec 11 at 10:37pm
Originally posted by G.R.F.

Erm don't you mean http://www.campagnolo.com/jsp/en/groupsetindex/index.jsp - Campag  so desired by those who wear lycra, smuggle budgies and bend over a lot..


sorry, cannot spell late at night!!!!LOL

anyway it still better than being an armourplated wa*ker, who can only go down hill.Wink


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Posted By: chrisg
Date Posted: 17 Dec 11 at 11:31pm
oi....

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Posted By: rogue
Date Posted: 19 Dec 11 at 10:38am
Originally posted by chrisg

Amazing how similar it looks to this:I'm guessing what - 3 times the price?


if only they de badged it.... at least then no one would know you buy your bikes from Halfords.


Posted By: G.R.F.
Date Posted: 19 Dec 11 at 11:26am
The sort of bloke you'd see riding that would be decked out in all the latest from Aldi & Liddl, probably wearing some giveaway bit of rooster GP14 finery, with some Peter Storm half finger sailing gloves and those warm in water socks wedged into sandals from TKMax..
The first hill he came to he'd get off and push, uphill or down...


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Posted By: chrisg
Date Posted: 19 Dec 11 at 12:35pm
So you're not denying that it makes the Transition look over priced then.... Whats the bandit's rrp?

Nowt wrong with some of aldi's cycling stuff if you're on a budget!


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Posted By: chrisg
Date Posted: 19 Dec 11 at 12:36pm
Originally posted by rogue



if only they de badged it.... at least then no one would know you buy your bikes from Halfords.


Yeah although could be worse, could have bought it mail order off the internet.... Wink


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Posted By: ex laser
Date Posted: 19 Dec 11 at 12:40pm
there are some good bikes at halfords, its just you have to get past alot of crap to find them!

anyway whats worse, buying a bike from halfords or buying a bike from g.r.f.LOLLOLLOLLOL


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Posted By: G.R.F.
Date Posted: 19 Dec 11 at 10:16pm
Originally posted by ex laser

 

anyway whats worse, buying a bike from halfords or buying a bike from g.r.f.

Er admitting publicly you sail a brit moth?


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Posted By: ex laser
Date Posted: 20 Dec 11 at 3:43am
and there was me thinking you liked scow shaped moths!

after all you have spent a lot of money to build a very large one! LOLLOL

and then be too scared to sail it against other boats!!Wink



anyway, merry christmas you old grinch.Smile




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Posted By: rogue
Date Posted: 20 Dec 11 at 10:46am
the transition's £3k of bike that'd be wasted on me... as were those Pronghorn jobbies he was flogging the other week.


I think I'll stick to his Electra range in the future:



Posted By: getafix
Date Posted: 20 Dec 11 at 11:31am
those Electra bikes crack me up, who buys them? the concept is cool when you make your own cruiser in your garage and pedal along the <californian/floridian/carribean> 'prom' ... but a factory made bike in dampest eastern englandshire?


Posted By: alstorer
Date Posted: 20 Dec 11 at 11:52am
with the luggage trays/panier racks they'd actually be pretty damn ideal soemwhere like Cambridge. low speed cruisers make for good town bikes for going shopping etc, especially somewhere flat. My high seat/drop handlebar bike is fine for high speed commuting, but isn't so great in town.

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Posted By: G.R.F.
Date Posted: 20 Dec 11 at 4:58pm
Originally posted by getafix

those Electra bikes crack me up, who buys them?
 

ER folk who don't think Rooster, Peter Storm, Musto, Socks in sandals, hiking pants, stupid woollen hats, beer towels sewn to their ass, yellow wellies, beards, henri lloyd, gill, gull, decathlon, aldi, lidl, millets, or McLube, are in anyway cool or acceptable near their person.




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Posted By: chrisg
Date Posted: 20 Dec 11 at 6:02pm
So these guys then?

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