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Test drove the ES today, can't believe how roomy it feels inside compared to my current mk4 Golf gti! Really nice spec, heated leather seats, and nice to drive, suspension did feel quite stiff but in a good way! Surprised at how pokey it felt too. Unfortunately body work was pretty poor, looked a lot nicer in the photos on AutoTrader! Def got my heart set on one now, think I'll hold out for an EX model, lots of extras and nicer alloys! Civicinfo looks good, not joined yet though. Do it Dave! You know you want to ! What mileage did yours have btw?

Wow, quite a lot of info! Won't be getting a Type R, def the 1.8 prefer an EX model because of sun roof and cruise control, am looking at a blue ES one today, 100,000 on the clock, full leathers. Will check out Civicinfo.com, never even head of that site before!

lol Cheers Dave, appreciate it!

Hi All, Does anyone have any experience with the FK/FN Civic, looking at getting the 5 door 1.8 version on a 57 plate. They seem to get good reviews but just wanted to know if anyone on here has got/had one and what they are like to live with in the real world! Anything to look out for? known issues etc etc?? Thanks

Hoping you guys can help me decide on a new bike! Currently riding this, to which I have fitted Tioga bar ends and replaced the 38 tyre with some slick 28's I'm now wanting something with drops as I am now riding further, I plan to sell the above bike so it will be my only ride. I have a budget of £600 and will be getting a bike through the cycle scheme. I have got it down to 2 bikes.... This https://www.evanscycles.com/jamis-renegade-exile-2017-adventure-road-bike-EV275251 and this https://www.decathlon.co.uk/triban-520-road-bike-sora-id_8377757.html which bike is best, and what would you go for? I took one of these https://www.evanscycles.com/trek-1-1-c-h2-2017-road-bike-EV286635 for a test ride but wasn't that impressed, I test rode one of these https://www.evanscycles.com/pinnacle-arkose-1-2017-adventure-road-bike-EV275622 which is well out of my budget but really liked, the difference between the Trek and Pinnacle was night and day! The Btwin can take tyres upto 32 and has a better group set and carbon forks where as the Jamis is more like the Pinnacle, so I guess the question is will the Btwin be as good with thicker tyres? and would the Jamis be as quick with thinner tyres? the Btwin is also £120 cheaper than the Jamis. I ride 90% road. any help and advice would be appreciated!

fantastic replacement for the mb6!

WTF! that cant be real!? seriously??!