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AMDK Creative Director Stuart Mills Assaults Scrawny Sinkie Security Supervisor Andrew Lim
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can only afford $6.9k max. must save money for nasi lemak after ride.Those models are pretty cheap.
Top of the range models with quality carbon rims, DuraAce Di2 or Campy super record and disk brakes can cost more than twice as much.
Won the lottery? Here's a dozen bikes that cost as much as a small car
Updated February 25, 2019
Welcome to the latest edition of road.cc’s look at the money-no-object production superbikes that sit at the top of bike manufacturers' ranges.
It's more a bit of fun than a standard road.cc buyer's guide; we like to keep up-to-date with bikes we could only afford if we took up armed robbery as a sideline.
More about road.cc buyer's guides.
"You can buy a car for that!" It’s a comment we hear a lot when the subject of expensive road bikes comes up.
You certainly can spend the price of a small hatchback on a bicycle these days. To see just what exotica is out there for a price of a new Peugeot 108 and just for a bit of fun, we’ve rounded up some of the most expensive road bikes currently available.
The cheapest bike here costs over seven and a half grand (trust Giant to make a value-for-money superbike) while the most expensive is almost twice that, and you wouldn't even be allowed to ride it in a UCI time trial. In fact most of these bikes fall foul of the UCI's increasingly daft 6.8kg weight limit, but we don't think anyone who can afford one of these is going to care very much.
These aren’t crazy one-off bikes with expensive paint jobs, oh no, they're all standard production road bikes that you can buy online or from your local bike shop, though we doubt many shops will carry any of these bikes in stock.
Wilier Cento 10 Pro Disc 2019 — £9,999.00(link is external)
SRAM's new 12-speed wireless Red eTap AXS group features at or near the top of many manufacturer's ranges, but none have garnered as much attention as Wilier's glorious Cento 10 with its sparkling iridescent paint. It's ten grand, but we can't think of a bike we'd rather have as a companion for long days in Italian mountain sunshine.
Canyon Ultimate CF Evo 10.0 Ltd — £11,799(link is external)
Canyon is usually associated with value for money bikes, but with the Ultimate CF Evo 10.0 Ltd the German direct sales specialist has pulled out all the stops to create a stunning superbike. It has the same design and tube shaping as the regular Ultimate CF SLX, but a more advanced and costly carbon fibre layup. The result is a 665g frame and 270g fork.
There's a SRAM Red eTap transmission hung on that feathery frame with some of Germany's finest über-light components including Lightweight Meilenstein Clincher wheels and a THM Clavicula M3 SRM chainset. Yes, you can see just how much (or how little?) power it takes to propel the Ultimate CF Evo 10.0 Ltd, right out of the box.
BMC Timemachine ROAD 01 ONE 2019 — £10,000(link is external)
Swiss manufacturer BMC has stepped up a notch with its top model for 2019, an aero design BMC claims is " the fastest road bike ever". It leads — literally — with BMC's sleek Integrated Cockpit System bar and stem that routes the brake hoses and gear wires routed almost-invisibly through the frame.
To help the Timemachine Road cut through the air, aero covers over the disc brake calipers smooth air flow over them, and BMC's new Aero Module shields water bottles from the wind and provides some handy storage space in the frame.
Colnago C64 Art Decor — £10,299(link is external)
If you meld modern materials with traditional Italian frame-building and design, this is what you get. The C64 is a deeply-refined carbon fibre frame that's constructed by bonding tubes into lugs. That might not sound as sophisticated as moulding a frame in one piece, but it makes possible a wide range of frame sizes for a better fit, and it allows incremental refinements like the C64's new one-piece seat tube and lug without crapping an expemsive mould.
The C64 is handmade in Colnago's workshop in Cambiago. This version is fitted with Campagnolo's top groupset, Super Record EPS, and has one of the stunning special paint jobs for which Colnago is renowned.
Enigma Exemplar — from £11,999(link is external)
To celebrate Engima’s 10th birthday, the British company has produced this extraordinarily beautiful limited edition anniversary bike. Crafted from 6AL-4V titanium and built with only the finest and most expensive components - including colour matched Super Record groupset, Enve rims and Chris King parts – it’s a beautiful bike to behold.
Trek Madone SLR 9 Project One — £11,650(link is external)
Go to Trek's Project One customisation website and you can have the new Madone 9 SLR in an array of wild colours, including this 'Refliptive' finish that's a different colour depending which direction you look at it from.
Scott Foil Premium Disc 2019 — £10,999(link is external)
Scott’s Foil was a cutting-edge aero road bike when first launched in 2011, and the latest version still commands your attention if you want to ride fast. This top-end model gets a no-expense-spared build kit including Zipp 303 Firecrest wheels and a one-piece carbon fibre Syncros aero handlebar and stem.
Cervelo P5X eTap — £11,199(link is external)
It may not be blessed with looks, but if you’re into pure speed, the triathlon-specific Cervelo P5X is probably as fast as it gets. This is not a bike for riding to the cafe on, that’s for sure. It's a full carbon fibre construction with SRAM Red eTap wireless gears and hydraulic disc brakes and ENVE wheels.
Specialized S-Works Sagan Tarmac Disc 2019 — £10,000(link is external)
Specialized says it's shaved an impressive 200g off the frame of the Tarmac SL6 compared to the previous SL5; a 56cm Tarmac SL6 frame weighs just 733g, which is pretty staggering. The Tarmac's aerodynamics has also been tweaked so it's now claimed to be 45 seconds faster over 40km than similarly-feathery road bikes.
And if you're going to ride Specialized's flagship speedster, then you'd have to go for the special edition designed in collaboration with multiple world champion Peter Sagan.
Read our review of the (slightly cheaper) Specialized S-Works Tarmac SL6
Bianchi Specialissima Super Record EPS — £11,200(link is external)
If you want an Italian-bred performance bike the Specialissima puts in a stunning performance, and this massive price tag gets you a frame equipped with Campagnolo Super Record EPS and Fulcrum Zero Nite wheels.
Pinarello Dogma F10 — £10,429(link is external)
The Tour winning Dogma is a much sought after bike and this version comes with Shimano's latest Dura-Ace Di2 groupset. This Dogma is the best yet, providing exceptional performance and handling.
Storck Fascenario.3 Platinum — £10,999.99(link is external)
No guide to the most expensive road bikes could be complete without a Storck. The German company has a reputation for producing some of the most well-engineered road bikes, and also for producing some of the priciest bikes we’ve ever reviewed (there are more affordable bikes in the range too).
Read our review of the Storck Aerfast Platinum
Cannondale SystemSix HM Carbon Dura Ace Di2 2019 — £8,500(link is external)
Cannondale's flagship aero bike looks understated but is packed with high-end tech, including high-modulus carbon fibre, Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 shifting with hydraulic disc brakes and a Power2Max NG Eco Powermeter.
Giant TCR Advanced SL 0 2019 — £7,499(link is external)
This beauty is Giant’s most expensive offering but compared to some of the other bikes here it doesn't look too pricey at all! Giant’s TCR Advanced has long been a favourite with racers, and the latest model offers a better stiffness to weight ratio than before - it’s stiffer for the same weight, basically. It comes fully decked out with SRAM Red eTap wireless groupset including a Quark power meter and Giant’s own carbon fibre wheels and finishing kit.
Have you heard of Plebgate in the UK? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plebgate
Best you learn your fucking place. You don't run this fucking government ... You're fucking plebs
In Sinkie language
Best you learn your CB place. You don't run this fucking FT lover country ... You're fuckingSinkie, KKNCCB.
Maybe Halimah can pardon the security guard, on the condition that he crawls beneath Mr Mills' legs and bark like a dog. And this is livestreamed on Facebook so every Sinkie is reminded of their rightful place in society.
my bike only $300....
after livestream bite off Mill's cock
AND AFTER THAT OLD CHINK GUARD MUST KNEEL AND BROWN NOSE HIMSELF ON ARSELOON BACKSIDE
Then that old chink guard must go head down down arsehole up high high to be tiew to be kann to be fucked by the rest of maggots maggotess in white.
Angmoh Mills will get a cameo role to clap and clap and clap as that old chink guard kenna tiew kenna kann , and all livestreamed on Facebook
Better not. You never know what kind of diseased Sinkie floozies Stuart had banged raw during his expat stay.
serve the SPGs right for sucking his cock
Called for more protection and support for security officers...
You need a stronger security officer to protect a smaller security officer....LOL
You need a stronger security officer to protect a smaller security officer....LOL
This is how sick sinkies are. A man is dead and cunt can still smile
