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Castello ladies bikes...

helloworld15 · 2014-02-28 17:26:39

Anyone have one? Are they any good? Thanks

28-02-2014 5:26pm

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helloworld15

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Anyone have one? Are they any good? Thanks

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#2 28-02-2014 5:28pm

roseybear

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depends what ur looking for. . I got one as an entry level bike and now just use it for the turbo and am getting a real bike instead

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#3 28-02-2014 5:31pm

helloworld15

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Thanks - I would be looking at getting it as an entry level bike to do sportives etc but not race.. Would it suffice?
Did you have any trouble with yours?

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#4 28-02-2014 5:37pm

Iwernia

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Heavy, my daughter has one god love her. Some day she will lift mine and start asking questions.:)

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#5 28-02-2014 7:08pm

helloworld15

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Thanks, anyone else? I'm just wondering would it be ok for sportives for now until I can afford to get something else or is there any point in getting it at all?
Cheers

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#6 28-02-2014 7:53pm

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Personally I would get a better 1 especially if your thinking of doing sportives. Im a strong enough cyclist bt got left behind on it, I was actually better off on my dads heavier commuter bike.

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#7 01-03-2014 10:19am

helloworld15

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Thanks guys, I'll hold off and get a "real" bike instead then .
For now I will just use my old bike until I can get a new one.:)

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