Places to buy online
07-31-05, 12:59 PM
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I've bought from Lickton cycles, Rivendell, Nashbar, Performance, Harris, Cambria, and others. I find that Nashbar (despite their propensity to list stuff in their catalog that they are out of) has good selection & price.
I've not bought bikes online - just parts. I'm not comfortable buying a new bike without a test fit and ride. I'll take a chance on a used e-Bay purchase on the assumption that I'll get most of my money back (less shipping) on a resale if the bike doesn't fit me.
Bon marche!
I've not bought bikes online - just parts. I'm not comfortable buying a new bike without a test fit and ride. I'll take a chance on a used e-Bay purchase on the assumption that I'll get most of my money back (less shipping) on a resale if the bike doesn't fit me.
Bon marche!
07-31-05, 01:03 PM
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I have also purchased stuff from Nashbar and Performance and had good experiences. The majority of the cycling stuff I bought online has come from eBay (two bikes, two jerseys, shorts, shoes, computer). If you make sure to buy from eBay sellers with positive feedback and also do a little research on what they are selling, you will get great deals.
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07-31-05, 06:21 PM
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Aside from those sites already mentioned, if you're looking for road/racing bikes and components at good prices, take a look at the Reparto Corse site. https://www.repartocorse.com/
