Total n00b here.
05-17-07, 01:06 PM
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Total n00b here.
Hey,I'm looking at buying this frame,crank,headset,derailer and pedals from this guy for $75.I've never really biked before,and this seems like a good deal too me,but I just want some people who actually know what there talking(typing,actually) about to clarify this for me
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So do you think this is a good deal,or it would be more cost effective to buy a new bike after buying wheels,a fork handle bars brakes ect.
Thanks
.So do you think this is a good deal,or it would be more cost effective to buy a new bike after buying wheels,a fork handle bars brakes ect.
Thanks
05-17-07, 01:17 PM
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well if you want to build a bike based around that frame, sure. Just make sure you actually build a bike, don't just stockpile parts.
05-17-07, 02:26 PM
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I think you'd be waaaaay better off just buying a bike outright. Especially if you are a total noob. It isn't cheap to build up a bike buying parts. Far cheaper just to buy a complete bike, again, especially if you are new to biking, nevermind building up a bike.
