Bob
5th September 2010, 23:36
It isn’t often I get to ride the latest version of a bike, not that long after riding last years’ model: close enough in fact, that I still remember the experience clearly.
So when I got the opportunity to take out the 2010 version of the Gladius, I jumped at the chance. The model really hasn’t changed since 2009, so with full recall of the ride, and knowing how it performs, would I discover anything new about it?
FirSt discovery was 2009’s bright and cheerful/garish and… gay (depending on your point of view) colours have been ditched, giving the bike a more mature, if drab look.
Click here to read the full review (http://www.bobpickett.co.uk/bkit/10gladius.HTM)
So when I got the opportunity to take out the 2010 version of the Gladius, I jumped at the chance. The model really hasn’t changed since 2009, so with full recall of the ride, and knowing how it performs, would I discover anything new about it?
FirSt discovery was 2009’s bright and cheerful/garish and… gay (depending on your point of view) colours have been ditched, giving the bike a more mature, if drab look.
Click here to read the full review (http://www.bobpickett.co.uk/bkit/10gladius.HTM)