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26-10.-2007, 05:57 AM
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flat-bar hybrid $400 range
I have a mountain bike that doesn't cut it on the roads. I am looking at hybrids. I have 3 children to support, so I am not looking to break the bank. I am looking at Trek fx2, Giant FCR 3, Giant Cypress. I plan on spending under $500.
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30-10.-2007, 12:43 AM
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Re: flat-bar hybrid $400 range
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What make & model mountain bike is it? How about fitting a set of narrow slick tyres to your mountain bike for road use? Otherwise a Giant CRX4 (FCR4?) is probably a good choice between cost and something good for the road.
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