mse12 Posted February 14, 2013 Posted February 14, 2013 So with a small tax return en route from lovely Uncle Sam I'm thinking of getting back into cycling. The last time I rode was close to 10 years ago and almost 80lbs ago. Any suggestions of a decent bike? I'm looking for primarily road riding with the occasional trail when possible. This is just a shot in dark but perhaps one of you have other interests beyond ecigs? Thanks in advance.
ninjabatgirl Posted February 14, 2013 Posted February 14, 2013 I wish I could, but I lost any balance I had to stay on a bike or skates. mse12 1
Mike Posted February 15, 2013 Posted February 15, 2013 Any type of mountain bike will do the job. You're better off buying a used bike from someone or maybe getting one for free that someone doesn't want anymore. Usually an old bike only needs some lubrication and some air in the tires and it's good as new. This way you can use your tax return on other things. I have a couple of old bikes and so does my kids and girlfreind. She bought my kids new bikes for Christmas and all the other ones were freebies. Now I got bicycles coming out my ***. We are all going to keep 1 bike each and give the rest away. As far as what is good for new bikes, I have no idea. I like the old ones myself, that goes for motorcycles too. All of my bikes, motor or not, were made last millennium. mse12 1
ninjabat Posted February 15, 2013 Posted February 15, 2013 I second Mike on this one. I got an AWESOME mountain bike (shocks and all 16-speed) for like $30 at a yard sale. Get one of those tire-generators and charge yer 26650 while you ride!! er... mse12 and Gadzoox 2
Army12b Posted May 11, 2013 Posted May 11, 2013 Get a cyclocross bike. You can get the awesome fuji cyclocross 3.0 for like 700 bucks.
Gadzoox Posted May 11, 2013 Posted May 11, 2013 Agree with army12b. I'm strictly road but if you're going to trail on the same bike then hybrid is the way to go. Specialized makes quite a few good models of crossover bikes.
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