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04-06.-2005, 06:40 AM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 4
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What bike would be good for me?
Ok, I am 14, I love cycling, and have just started goin on rides around the countryside, on and offroad. I have put up with my old Univega rover 350 up until now but it is a bit on the small side and is pretty much falling apart on my 40+ mile rides.
I have £400 to spend on a bike to suit my needs, what do you recommend? Adam |
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28-06.-2005, 08:22 AM
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Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Michigam
Posts: 29
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Re: What bike would be good for me?
find something nice used. with shimano, (or champagnolo parts too, if we're talkin' road). find a good frame, parts/components can be replaced. and become friends with a really good bike shop nearby!
you may want to check classified ads online or in newspaper. also, make sure your bike fits you well, a good bike shop should help you with that regardless of where you got the bike from. i'm from the states, so i can't help as for as exact models. good luck! remember a lot of people have gone through the search you're doing now! myself included!  |
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06-07.-2005, 11:37 AM
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Posts: 14
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Re: What bike would be good for me?
OK I would get an older Raleigh Grand Prix or Super Grand Prix. One of the best, easiest and fun road bikes that I have ever owned.!
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