Focus cayo 105 2010

ccull123

Hi all,
I'm thinking of buying the above bike and would love to hear your views on it. I suffer from a bad back(I'm 28) from time to time and am wondering what the ride position would b like on this. It costs 1400 euro and am wondering is there anything better on the market for that money????

New Focus carbon frame
Focus carbon forks
Shimano 105 drivetrain
Shimano FC-R600 compact chainset (50/34)
Fulcrum Racing 7 wheelset
Concept SL saddle
Tapered head tube
BB30 bottom bracket shell with HollowTech II insert
SSPS (Stable Stiffness per Size) – adaptive increase in tube diametre for maintaining equal stiffness in all frame sizes


http://www.wiggle.co.uk/focus-cayo-105-compact-2010/

Beasty

I have the 2009 model, and have had major back problems over the years (4 disc operations), but have found the Cayo very comfortable.

Mine had better a better spec, and have never been any trouble (I've probably done getting on for 15,000km on it), although clearly I have needed to replace worn parts

Lemag

ccull123 wrote: »

Hi all,
It costs 1400 euro and am wondering is there anything better on the market for that money????

This and this

Hail 2 Da Thief

Lemag wrote: »

This

That's a lovely looking frame. carbon fibre lugs........Mmmmm!

ednwireland

Hail 2 Da Thief wrote: »

That's a lovely looking frame. carbon fibre lugs........Mmmmm!

really ?

now colnago do it well but those verenti (do you really want to drive a bike with verenti written on it)

Hail 2 Da Thief

ednwireland wrote: »

really ?

Didn't realise that they're Wiggle own brand. Still, for €1200 delivered that bike is good value & looks alot better than a PX Pro carbon imo!

ednwireland wrote: »

now colnago do it well

Yes but you wouldn't even get a Colnago lugged frame for €1200.

ednwireland wrote: »

do you really want to drive a bike with verenti written on it

:pac:

monkeyslayer

The Boardman Comp was my other option before I ended up with that very same Cayo. Have over 10,000km on the cayo now and no complaints.