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It is a Medium/53
You see the full geometry here
https://www.boardmanbikes.com/gb_en/products/845-cx-team.htmlI agree with Ved about the comfort factor. With the large volume slicks on it is way comfier to ride than my titanium Lynskey.
The long wheelbase also makes it super stable which would be a bonus with a child seat on the back.
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Does it have to be steel? If the little guy is going to be on a Hamax style seat they have their own bounce built in as part of the design so frame material will make little difference.
I might be selling my Boardman as I will soon be commuting on the Brompton and I can see it ending up never being used.
It's the CX Team model from last year. Aluminium frame with carbon fork, SRAM Rival 1x with hydraulic disc brakes.
Loads of clearance - I have 40mm slicks on it right now with full length guards and it has rack mounts.
I upgraded the wheels from the utter crap it came with to some lighter, less crap Cosine wheels.
If I do decide to sell you can have it for £500 and I can throw in a Hamax child seat in excellent condition too.
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The days when I used to be fit and rode Brighton and back seem like a hazy memory now. Lovely ride though.
Not sure I remember how to ride a bike right now, since moving I have been running which is something I never thought I would find myself doing. Not entirely sure my body is happy with that decision though.
If I can find time to get the bike out and try to recall what to do with it then I would love to ride with you guys for a bit of the return leg.
If that doesn't happen then I can definitely manage the fish and chips on the beach and halfway pint at The Evening Star leg ;-)