December 29, 20196 yr I need some advice on which Woosh kit to buy and a donor bike to suit it. I would use the bikes for longer trips, e.g Central London to Windsor, South Downs. I can spend upto 300 or 400 on the donor bike. I want a mountain bike with disc brakes, should they be hydraulic or mechanical?I'd like 29 inch wheels, but I see the kits come in 26, so I'll stick with that. I'll need someone to fit it for me as well as I don't have the know how.
December 29, 20196 yr If you haven't already got a donor bike and won't be able to fix it yourself anyway you will probably do better with a ready-built complete bike. (?Woosh RIO MTB?)
December 29, 20196 yr I would keep an eye on this police auction site, they do bikes. https://www.bumblebeeauctions.co.uk/XcAPViewInCat.asp?ID=24 Keep an eye on Freecycle and Gumtree for donor bikes as well. Hope this helps
December 29, 20196 yr Author If you haven't already got a donor bike and won't be able to fix it yourself anyway you will probably do better with a ready-built complete bike. (?Woosh RIO MTB?) With something like that I'd have to pay over a grand all at once, which I can't do any time soon. If I get a donor I can ride that around for a while until I'm ready to convert. Plus a converted donor just feels more individualis tic and personal.
December 30, 20196 yr some customers ordered their bikes to be sent to us in Southend to get the conversion done. This Voodoo is pretty good value and works well with the XF08C kit: https://www.halfords.com/cycling/bikes/junior-bikes/voodoo-nzumbi-mountain-bike-26-wheel if you want to look at a ready built all rounder that does not cost much, I would suggest the Woosh Camino: http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?camino
December 30, 20196 yr Author some customers ordered their bikes to be sent to us in Southend to get the conversion done. This Voodoo is pretty good value and works well with the XF08C kit: https://www.halfords.com/cycling/bikes/junior-bikes/voodoo-nzumbi-mountain-bike-26-wheel if you want to look at a ready built all rounder that does not cost much, I would suggest the Woosh Camino: http://wooshbikes.co.uk/?camino I wouldn't mind bringing the bike down to Southend once I get it, how much do you charge to fit a kit?
December 30, 20196 yr I wouldn't mind bringing the bike down to Southend once I get it, how much do you charge to fit a kit? crank drives: £75 hub drives: £95 Time: about 2 1/2 hours. Ideally, arrive before lunch, leave your bike with us and park your car in our car park then go to lunch, the High Street and sea front is 5 minutes away on foot. Please let us know a couple of days before coming.
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