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Old 07-06-14 | 09:20 PM
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Mikey7887
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Originally Posted by DnvrFox
It is important (IMHO) for a newbie to have a good relationship with a decent Local Bike Shop (LBS). Stop by some and see what they have to offer. Having the bike "fit" you is often the difference between enjoying or hating bicycling. It is possible that you might find a good used bike near your price range. At the very least you will learn a lot. Especially for the first bike.

Years ago, I bought a Lemond at a great bike shop. It cost a fair amount for me at the time. Then, when I sort of knew what I was doing, I bought a bike off of EBay that I still have and will be using this week for some trail riding. I still have the Lemond.

Welcome. IMHO, it is not a good idea to buy from Target or Wally World or similar. Good luck.
Thank you I figured to stay away from Wally World I found the vilano I'm looking at on ebay new for 239... That's the one I'm curiously looking into... Thanks again for your input...
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