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Road Bike Triban RC 100 - Grey £249.99 Delivered at Decathlon
Road Bike Triban RC 100 - Grey £249.99 Delivered at Decathlon
Road Bike Triban RC 100 - Grey £249.99 Delivered at Decathlon
Road Bike Triban RC 100 - Grey £249.99 Delivered at Decathlon
Road Bike Triban RC 100 - Grey £249.99 Delivered at Decathlon
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Posted 11 March 2023

Road Bike Triban RC 100 - Grey £249.99 Delivered at Decathlon

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This bike has been designed specifically for and with beginners. It offers comfort and straightforward use, with simple speed changes.
Discover the ideal bike for starting out. With only one chainring, you'll never end up in the wrong gear! Enjoy a comfortable ride thanks to the 32mm tyres and take on the roads and trails with gusto

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  1. gaijintendo's avatar
    If you are cool with the shifter, this is all the bike 98% of cyclists need. Marketing, vanity, obsession on weight and so on are all the upgrades after this point. (edited)
    tomfromblackpool's avatar
    I love a good old fashioned unsubstantiated claim on the internet.
  2. Scoobster69's avatar
    This is a good starter bike.
    I had one of these and it was great value.
    Like others have mentioned, the gear change position is a little awkward as your hands are not able to reach it in a normal riding grip.
    Also, it has 7 gears that are fine for flat and mild hills but anything more substantial will be tough or impossible.
    Cheap option for someone that is a casual cyclist or wants a commuter that isn’t a folding bike maybe.
  3. LadyEleanor's avatar
    Always useful to visit bikebargains, it usually being the first source of decent deals.
  4. 252Scooby_'s avatar
    My 1st road bike was similar to this at the same price and it was a great little bike really got me into cycling fitness & at the time triban was voted best value budget bike
    LadyEleanor's avatar
    The cheap Triban 3 was a decent bike, it still rarely surpassed for the price it was.
  5. infiniti's avatar
    Decent price, ok the gear levers are prehistoric but for someone new to cycling they won't realise what they're missing with sti levers.
  6. This.Is.Dog's avatar
    Heat! Not a bad price for a first bike or cheap runaround!
  7. Judosteffer's avatar
    Amazing value for a first "proper" road/light Gravel bike. Decent components and frame and will last well. 32mm tyres will be great for commuting and UK potholes!
    wilf1234's avatar
    Not too sure about that to be honest......
    I'd suggest that if this is definitely your budget, you'd be better off getting a less fashionable hybrid, but with better wheels and groupset. However if you can afford to spend a little more, there would be a pretty big step up for not much more cash outlay (and ultimately entice you more in to the wonderful world of cycling, rather than frighten you away!)
  8. criadodemaria's avatar
    It should be mentioned that you will probably want to upgrade the saddle immediately...
    OccasionalDeals's avatar
    I'd probably recommend upgrading the gears, cranks, wheels, frame, handlebars, fork, brakes (or just buy second hand...)
  9. granst's avatar
    The gearing suffers the most, any type of climb and you'll be walking.
  10. LadyEleanor's avatar
    Still overpriced. It is like having downtube gear levers.
    Merls's avatar
    Please could you share what road bikes are available with sti shifters at this price? (edited)
  11. OccasionalDeals's avatar
    I don't think handlebar shifters are a good idea especially for someone less experienced at cycling. Frankly I think they're borderline dangerous and not something worth saving money on.

    There's always the brand-x bike which is very basic but I'd take every time over this deal (especially for £10 more):

    wiggle.co.uk/bra…ike
  12. LadyEleanor's avatar
    Yep, potholes make them dangerous.
  13. ThatVinylGeek's avatar
    I think the merlin which I posted last week is much better value if you can stretch the budget

    merlincycles.com/wiz…tml
  14. SamCramphorn's avatar
    I have signed up to the 100 mile ride in London, I only have a Hybrid atm (Whyte - Cambridge). Can someone recommend a an affordable Road Bike?
    Thanks!
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