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All of the above, but can I throw in the Pearson Double cross from Pearson Cycles. Not sure if they do C2W, but the frame is a badged up Zepnat. It's a proper racer that will take guards and bottles. I can vouch for it having raced a couple of seasons on mine, then after the season it gets turned over for winter training including reliability trials and some sportives.
Check out the Giant TCX series. It's supposed to be a good frame, even though the 105 version is a tad bit more a expensive than the Cannondale.
I like my Boardman CX - 28mm slicks added - SKS mudgaurds added - Brakes adjusted and I'm all set for ripping up the winter commute
I've been looking for a cheap cross bike, second hand is fine. Been struggling. It seems they hold their value really well.
No, it is just that secondhand cyclocross bike come in two varieties: virtually unused ones for which the seller is looking to recoup a large portion of the new price, and ones that have actually been raced and are so scratched up and dinged that they are given away free to club mates.
Genesis do three or four different 'cross or 'cross-like bikes, depending on how you define them.
check out the Cannondale CAADX
http://road.cc/content/review/28545-cannondale-caadx-105
worth adding to that list for sure, i'm about to order one for sure.![16](https://cdn.road.cc/sites/all/modules/contrib/smiley/packs/smilies/16.gif)
Great bike but........my company is registered with the Halfords scheme and they can source other than their own brands. I spoke to them and they said the Cannondale CaadX 105 not available until May
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