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Old 05-29-11, 06:57 AM
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2011 Diamondback Wildwood

Pros and/or cons on this bike as a "starter" for mid-60's man and woman?
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Have you test rode one ? Richard
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Originally Posted by xoxoxoxoLive
Have you test rode one ? Richard
Wife was fitted and rode a small frame yesterday afternoon. She loved it. I rode it as well, but needed a medium frame. I thought that it rode and handled fine, shifting was clean, etc.

Back to LBS to ride it in a few minutes.

I am a no expert newbie, so not sure what I should be looking for other than the mechanics, ride, handling, etc. If the Medium fits me better and handles the same, I think we'll pull the trigger (unless I hear something terrible about the brand/model here).
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Originally Posted by frjeff
Wife was fitted and rode a small frame yesterday afternoon. She loved it. I rode it as well, but needed a medium frame. I thought that it rode and handled fine, shifting was clean, etc.

Back to LBS to ride it in a few minutes.

I am a no expert newbie, so not sure what I should be looking for other than the mechanics, ride, handling, etc. If the Medium fits me better and handles the same, I think we'll pull the trigger (unless I hear something terrible about the brand/model here).
It should be fine for your riding style. and you will have the support from a local LBS.
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