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Orange bike
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Orange bike
Hiya , Any one got or trialled one of these ?
Re: Orange bike
no, but it is a Clockwork frame but with rigid forks
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Re: Orange bike
No direct feedback but, generally, you will get a better spec of bike from the likes of Trek, Specialized or Cube. By all means buy an Orange if it's the brand you are after.
Re: Orange bike
Ok, I’ve not really looked at Orange bikes before ,most of my distance riding has been on a roadie and commuting on a hybrid with 700 wheels I’m seeking something to go bikepacking on and that seems to look the part and a handy price ,
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Re: Orange bike
I see it's described as a 'Suburban MTB' ... oviously, I've no idea what that might entail, so I offer the Pinnacle Iroko as something less Suburban and more MTB.
or, going off in a different direction, how about a Genesis Vagabond?
or, going off in a different direction, how about a Genesis Vagabond?
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Re: Orange bike
Looked at buying one for my commuter ,but opted for a croix de fer instead ,it's not quite a MTB or a flat bar gravel bike ,plus its only 1x and if I wanted to use it for BP duties that's no good for me
Re: Orange bike
Mmmm, can’t say I know what a suburban MTB is either , anyway no reply to my specific question , but thanks for replies anyway , I’ll just keep having a look around , cheers