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Join Date: Nov 2006
Posts: 1
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Hey guys
Im a roadie and know next to nothing about track racing... but it looks so cool and it would play right into my cycling strengths! What would a bike cost (aprox.) / wat are a couple in the market just to get started (nothin too fancy or expensive!), just a good solid bike? Thanks Chris |
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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Ashfield, Sydney, NSW, Australia
Posts: 1,698
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Go and visit your local track during a training session and talk to the other riders there. You never know, they may have a spare bike that they will sell you at a reasonable price. |
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Posts: 797
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Join Date: Jul 2005
Location: Noble Park Nth. Vic AUS
Posts: 50
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You can pick up a pretty basic unit to get you strated for about $1k anywhere now. Hillbrick and Avanti seem to bee the basic 2 for beginers. You may also need to pick up an extra chain ring or sprocket bepending on what gear ratio it is running. Also you may need to replace the tyres if your rideing indoor tracks compared to out door. So thats about $1k for bike and about $150 - $300 for bits and bobs (only if you need em) and your away. But most important, go to your local club first and have a good look and a try at it first. No use spending money you can't get back if you don't like it! |
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Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Adelaide
Posts: 7
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Howdy!
Im another total newbie to track cycling - and just purchased a hillbrick. Its great Anything beats the bikes (if they qualify as that) that u can borrow to try riding track on though.Changed a few things on it - front forks / tyres and still ended up being a reasonable price. best thing is - its all mine to have lots of fun on!!!! have fun!
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