Hello Community,
I want to buy a road bike for around €600. I currently have a Decathlon mountain bike, but for my commute (14km) and because I want to get a taste of the sport, I wanted to buy an affordable road bike. Are Decathlon bikes suitable in this price range?
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A racing bike from Decathlon in this price class could be a reasonable choice as long as you keep your expectations realistic and are willing to plan additional money for adjustments and accessories if necessary.
You also need only EUR 400.
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If you get to the new current VanRysel then you should get halfway reasonable quality. The carbon racers are also certified to UCI, but last time I ran a sample with a friend. I don’t like geometry at all
and as a small tip for you: look at either the endurance or the grenade, that’s better
and important: since you have no contact with racing bikes, take a few samples, otherwise annoy you