Charge Juicer Hi review

The chainset is the Juicer Hi's biggest failing, and could do with something stiffer in order to deliver a more punchy ride feel, if that's your goal.
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Individual-looking bike
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Steel frame will be loved by some
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The ‘gentleman's choice' from this bunch, the Juicer Hi is the standalone steel offering, with a spec that gives it a certain individuality.
The colour-coded mudguards and brown leather-effect saddle and bar tape give it a versatile aesthetic - remove the guards, throw on a sportier saddle and some white bar tape, and you've instantly got a whole new machine.
The Tange Prestige steel frame is plenty stiff enough to deliver race-worthy performance while the Shimano RS20s are a top choice too.
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