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We have a winner! Ultimate Schwag Grab! Win a Trek 7.3 FX worth £400*
Right, tiffin has been taken and the random number generator has done it's thing… it was a great ride while it lasted and we'll have to do it again VERY soon, but for now we have a winner… maci234 the bike is yours.
According to his profile maci234 doesn't have a bike at the moment either so the random number generator truly did it's work well, so long as you ride it, and we'll be checking. As soon as we get back from Eurobike it'll be going in a box and heading your way to Scotland. Enjoy it.
If you missed out, read on to see what you would have won had the random number generator picked you. A Trek FX 7.3 flat barred commuter guaranteed to get you around town and beyond in the finest of styles courtesy of some cool Bontrager finishing kit.
Our prize bike is a never been ridden** 20in model - so ideal for those from around average height to verging on the tall – 5ft 8in and up.
The usual rules apply with a couple of slight tweaks this time out, as ever simply comment below to enter - one comment per person thank you (anyone entering more than once will have all their entries deleted).
As this is a biggie the tweak is that we'll be keeping it open until Friday 28th OR until we have 399 comments (So tell your friends) - the draw will be at tiffin time either on the Friday or when we hit the magic 399.
The other tweak is that the prize is that we'll only post the prize to UK residents - anyone else can enter, but if you live anywhere else in the world you'll have to come and collect it yourself… we gotta eat y'know.
* Okay, £399.99
** Okay, Dave rode it up the hill
road.cc's founder and first editor, nowadays to be found riding a spreadsheet. Tony's journey in cycling media started in 1997 as production editor and then deputy editor of Total Bike, acting editor of Total Mountain Bike and then seven years as editor of Cycling Plus. He launched his first cycling website - the Cycling Plus Forum at the turn of the century. In 2006 he left C+ to head up the launch team for Bike Radar which he edited until 2008, when he co-launched the multi-award winning road.cc - finally handing on the reins in 2021 to Jack Sexty. His favourite ride is his ‘commute’ - which he does most days inc weekends and he’s been cycle-commuting since 1994. His favourite bikes are titanium and have disc brakes, though he'd like to own a carbon bike one day.
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Count me in. I'm sure that even if it doesn't fit me (too small) or the missus (probably too big) I can find it a loving home.
Just moved house and have an extra mile to pedal, this would help pass the miles.
This bike looks the business! And just right for preparing for my new challenge, which will be revealed soon!
B)
I would rather ride this bike than 'Trek' around on foot!!
Lovely bike - would suit me B)
Awesome... would get me to work in double quick time
Sounds very nice - and free too? Yes please!
Just what I need!
Will complete my stable. Well, need long travel Ti hardtail as well if you got one...
Truly awesome prize, well done guys. Gimmi Gimmi Gimmi.
Very nice prize
Count me in please!
Perfect. Just the bike for my daughter, Hannah, who is going to be a trainee midwife... a chance to keep fit between deliveries!
fingers crossed
Ah a bike worth £400 for free...and what a pretty bike too! guess if I got that it makes up for the pay cut we've had to take this yr....which has made me cycle more to save petrol, so good in a way
New commuter, yes please.
Damn that's hot!
Count me in - worth registering for.
The lucky winner should provide tea and cake for everyone. Anyway, looks like a nice prize, hope I win.
Funny, that bike looks a lot like my new winter commuter
Erm, go on then.
Brilliant - Yes please!
Trek FX 7.3
You are the bike for me
I long to stroke your flat bars
And match your speed against cars
"Black is the new Black"
Lovely Trek Bike B)
Yep count me in please thank you
Would be ideal for the commute to work as rear wheel and crank going on my Scott
FX me, that thing's noyce!
I also like the idea of a model, just a shame she's only 20"
Very nice, would be ideal to replace the old mountain bike commuter
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