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Wich road bike, Sensa Vs. Boardman 1700€

Jun 28, 2013
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Wich road bike, Sensa Vs. Boardman 1700€

Hi

Up to now i have been riding a 500£ bike, and figured its time to upgrade as im getting fitter and whant to join a lokal Cyclingclub and start racing local Crits/short stages.

I have narrowed it down to 2 bikes.

Whats your opinion of theese?
If you got other tips let me know :D, my budget is 1700€ ex. vat

Seansa Giuila Custom:
Shimano 105 group
Shimano RS80 Wheelset
Weight: 7.5kg
Price: 1.678£ incl. shipping 2 norway (ex. vat)

http://www.merlincycles.com/bike-sh...bikes/sensa-giulia-custom-road-bike-2013.html

VS.

Boardman SLR 9.2:
Sram Force group
Mavic Ksyrium Elite
Weight: 7.1kg
Price: 1.655£ incl. shipping 2 norway (ex. vat)

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/boardman-slr-92/
 
Morbho said:
Hi

Up to now i have been riding a 500£ bike, and figured its time to upgrade as im getting fitter and whant to join a lokal Cyclingclub and start racing local Crits/short stages.

I have narrowed it down to 2 bikes.

Whats your opinion of theese?
If you got other tips let me know :D, my budget is 1700€ ex. vat

Seansa Giuila Custom:
Shimano 105 group
Shimano RS80 Wheelset
Weight: 7.5kg
Price: 1.678£ incl. shipping 2 norway (ex. vat)

http://www.merlincycles.com/bike-sh...bikes/sensa-giulia-custom-road-bike-2013.html

VS.

Boardman SLR 9.2:
Sram Force group
Mavic Ksyrium Elite
Weight: 7.1kg
Price: 1.655£ incl. shipping 2 norway (ex. vat)

http://www.wiggle.co.uk/boardman-slr-92/

Get the one that fits you the best, the one you enjoy on an extended test ride(all bikes 'feel' good ridden around the block). If both fit that bill, get the shimano equipped one or the Boardman with shimano-far better components that the throw away sram stuff, including the wheels.
 
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It's all up to you, really. You should try and see which would do good on longer rides for you. I'd personally go for the Seansa, it's Shimano equipped and I see them as more reliable on long term, as they've been around for quite a while. See which fits you best and get it.
 

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