Old 01-23-17, 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by carleton
$300-400 is not a reasonable price range for a decent new bike. It will be very difficult to even find a decent used bike for that price. $700-1000 is a more resonable price range for a basic bike.

And if you plan on upgrading, that costs more money. It's also very difficult to upgrade a budget bike and get any significant gains.

Just like with Road and CX riding that you are doing, there is a minimum level of equipment that one would need in order to get going without frustrations.

I was thinking that might be the case. I was hoping there would be some good cheaper track bikes due to the more simple design (no gears, brakes etc...). However, I guess the fact the frames and bars are different and the companies probably dont sell as much bulk drives up the cost. Thank you for your input. I guess I will wait and try to save up some more.

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