cyberknight
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Unless you are going off road then you do not need suspension .
Both the decathlon and carreara bikes are very good bikes, i had a subway 1 for a few years before i went purely "racing " bike and it was a great bike, bombproof and you could stick a rack + mudgaurds on to make commuting easier.
This looks good from decathlon.
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/fitness-1-45-48-69567261/
Has 700 c wheels like a road bike for less rolling resistance..
Very similar but from halfords , has the mounts this time for rack
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/..._productId_272611_langId_-1_categoryId_165534
Both my bikes i use are carrera and although some of the halfords stuff can be dodgy the carrera + boradman range tend to be very good.If have a decathlon they are very highly rated and in general have staff who have more idea on repair so i would go for a decathlon if i did not know much about bike set up and repair.
Both the decathlon and carreara bikes are very good bikes, i had a subway 1 for a few years before i went purely "racing " bike and it was a great bike, bombproof and you could stick a rack + mudgaurds on to make commuting easier.
This looks good from decathlon.
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/fitness-1-45-48-69567261/
Has 700 c wheels like a road bike for less rolling resistance..
Very similar but from halfords , has the mounts this time for rack
http://www.halfords.com/webapp/wcs/..._productId_272611_langId_-1_categoryId_165534
Both my bikes i use are carrera and although some of the halfords stuff can be dodgy the carrera + boradman range tend to be very good.If have a decathlon they are very highly rated and in general have staff who have more idea on repair so i would go for a decathlon if i did not know much about bike set up and repair.
