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Old 05-05-11 | 02:40 PM
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bluefoxicy
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From: Baltimore, MD

Bikes: 2010 GT Tachyon 3.0

Yes I did mention time you want to spend before buying. It's not just "Shopping around"; you actually need to become a semi-expert to recognize a good deal.

You could try FreeCycle. Or find a bike shop that carries used. Find a chop shop that has junk-outs, give 'em $100, grab a frame and parts and start building. There's lots of stuff, but you need your own know-how to not get scammed.
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