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Old 09-28-15, 07:39 PM
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If you are going to ride it as long as you can stand it, beyond lubrication I would consider:

-new brake pads if the old ones are hard
-truing the wheels if needed
-changing saddles if needed for comfort
-shifting adjustments for reliable shifts
-Possibly a rear rack and trunk bag
-Possibly different stoker bars if your stoker is not comfortable with position due to current bars.
-A good bright blinkie

Not a huge investment and you could probably move the saddles, rack, stoker bars, and blinkie to a new bike.

Keep an open mind and focus on the fun, then when you upgrade, the fun will just get funner.
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