It will be tricky to find a Chorus kitted bike on budget especially now they are all 11 speed, Chorus seems to have crept up to the old Record prices. You will find 11 speed Athena around your budget...

Wind and cold but been ticking off 30 miles every morning this week before work...sometimes on the cross bike, principia and once on the carbon...oh that made a difference, back to proper gears(53/39...

The height of the headtube is not going to be a factor, the actual headtube is no shorter than a road bike, it does all depend on what stack height is required and even then you can buy a headtube...

As said above without seeing a real photo is tricky BUT...when fitting drops you ease the seat back to start with and try it. Before you venture into the cost of STI shifters , pop on some drop bars,...

The 32,48,60mm is the valve length...normally 48mm covers everything. You will be fine with 96 g tubes. Your tyres will be either 700cx23 or 700cx25 so tubes that cover that range are fine.

Okay I can help a bit here with the DBR, Diamondback and Raleigh bikes mentioned above since I deal in them....Save your money, they are heavy, slow wheels and although sturdy I actually don't like...

I'm re reading the Tyler Hamilton book...picking up some good training tips too!

No bother. I don't read fast!

Ahhh the hose you see is totally rigid, but 5" of rubber hose pulls out of that, I actually use the cheaper non gauge version and it is flexible enough to wrap round my finger. It isn't micro pump...

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I never thought of that because it's not a website you can buy directly and there is a good chance your LBS will also have or can get them...and the page needs seriously updated!! I've not had...

Out of curiosity this post made me nip out to the shop and get a One23 mini pump off the shelf to try....It has the separate hose, T handle and a tiny flip out stand so you can use it as a mini track...

Amazon has American Flyers...Dear new but they have 2nd hand too.

Absolutely fine, just add a bit of gripper paste so you don't need to nip it as tight. Use torque wrench so you don't over cook it.

If the new chain is the same length as the old one it sounds like the chainring is also worn and needing replaced.

Been very hit n miss this week on the bike, one day flying , the next going like a sloth!! Glentrool blue route one evening was absolutely brilliant, It's a 10km singletrack with bermed corners, a...

I'd not pay that for Rubino tyres no matter what colour!

I run 3 different chainsets on 3 different road bikes,53/39 is my favourite with a 11/25 cassette and is fine for all I did last year but tired a bit at the end of the White Rose due to being a bit...

RSP is the Raleigh own brand kit and is pretty good stuff, I use RSP bars on my Principia, RSP pedals on a couple of bikes and have sold RSP computers in the past with no complaints or returns ever.

It's a retro bike, don't bother, keep computers off it and keep it clean! One thing I can't stand is a widescreen tv strapped on the stem! If you have a smarty phone then slip that in your pocket to...

I've got an echo in here!

No bother, the BB that's fitted are one area where Halfords cut corners, they are rubbish. you need a square taper 68mm cartridge bearing (english thread) Go for a Shimano one. It should also state...

That was one of the best races I've seen in a long time..Liege usually is good but this year was exceptional! Tactics were fantastic and they played their cards close....you never seen Garmin all...

2 rides today..morning and afternoon...in shorts for the 1st time this year making 50 miles total. Evens pace on the Principia but it's developed a serious BB creak when really pushing hard...that's...

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