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    1. As a yankee bike-nerd, (USA will always benefit from "Brit-fluence'd" cycling culture ), I'd love to know: Which of these models are properly MADE in UK? They are all awesome, but several, (like the Kinesis), are manufactured where 95% of all modern bikes are built, (which most certainly isn't Britain!). Road.cc has done the cycling community many favors with this wonderful channel and its cleanly-styled presentations….And all of these British brands have also benefited the cycling world, (with such sensible designs, functionality, and materials-choices)……having said all that, we wouldn't mind knowing if any of these fine machines are still hand-crafted in her majesty's empire?

    2. Be nice if they could have a high stem/bar combo on these types of bikes also, bad back and arthritus means i cannot enjoy these as they cripple me, not everybody wants to be head down going for a ride with your mates same as bland hybrids, it discriminates from us folk who want to have a bit of bling while being all day comfy too, every bike shop looks the same to me it gets boring.

    3. Such awful shit sloping top tube crap, when will they listen, we want traditional straight top tube Racing Bikes not mountain bike geometry on a racing bike

    4. How many of those frames are actually made in Britain? Shand, obviously, unless this off the shelf model was farmed out to Taiwan (clearly the best global manufacturer, I'm not snubbing that). Any more? Oh, the Brompton, right… they still made in London? Ribble, no. Genesis, no.

    5. A camera man l am definitely not but neither is the person who videoed this. Far too many ultra closeup shots that were blurred to the point of not being able to see the details they were trying to show and then a final bit to show the complete bike. If l did not know better l would think that was what they were trying to do. Very underwhelming video, which provided me with little to know idea what the bikes really looked like. 😡

    6. I like Ribble bikes! My Ribble took me touring, cyclocrossing and triathlon. It was a belter! Then I broke the frame and so transferred all the orignail campag stuff onto a Dolan! Another great machine! I think the Ribble CGR is the one for me!!! Now where is that piggy bank?

    7. So many bikes are made in the UK.
      What do UK bike manufacturers have to do to get the same air time as Far East made ones.
      Shand (mentioned on here)/Quirk Cycles/Meteor/Enigma/Saffron to name a few who make in the UK.
      We have a manufacturing base to be proud of but the Cycling magazines etc look the other way absolute Traitors to the State.

    8. Presenter obviously new to British cycling. What about Bob Jackson, Mercian? Ellis Briggs? Woodrup? Still being made. Every Whyte we have in for servicing or repair is usually poorly built

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