Quote: Chaka "With your budget in mind, stay clear of Halfrauds. Their own brand, lower price range bikes are heavy and you will feel no benefit. Their customer service isrelatively poor as the shop assistants are just that assistants not specialists.
Find a good local independent bike store, tell them requirements/budget and they will point you in the right direction. Often a lot of these independent stores take part exchanges in from keen cyclists and services up the bikes and sell them on at reduced rate.
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Do what Chaka says and stay well clear of Halfords.
I bought one from them a couple of years ago and had nothing but trouble with it. They couldn't even set it up properly. I ended up trading my bike in for another at the local bike shop.
Go to the local bike shop and they will sort you out.
EB Cycles in Pemberton are good.
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, I'm 5 ft 8 so I'm thinking an 18 inch frame?
